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Dr Singh, after delivering a speech at the opening session of the India Economic Summit here, made this remark in reply to one of the three questions posed to him by Mr Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum. Full Article at New Kerala
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NEW DELHI, India -- The Indian government is pushing ahead with economic reforms aimed at achieving a growth rate of more than 7 percent next year but will make sure the benefits reach the poor, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said Sunday. Full Article at China Post
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All these issues will be addressed through gradual but steady progress in financial sector reforms to make the sector more competitive while ensuring an efficient regulatory and oversight system
