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Sep 26 2009, Balkrishna Agarwal

Hello everybody,

Lets discuss about a Industry owned completely and ferociously promoted by the Indian Government. No I am not talking about the Railways, a part near pune (i guess the Konkan railways) is owned by the Birlas, I am not sure about...

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