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Enough Is Enough: India Should Commit to Strategic Disinvestment of State-Owned Companies

By Aman Thakker

It's time for movement on public sector firm divestment.

Air India Privatization Faces Roadblocks as Prospective Buyers Drop Out

May 10, 2018

Air India Privatization Faces Roadblocks as Prospective Buyers Drop Out

India is finally planning on privatizing Air India. What will it take to make that happen?

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Air India Privatization Faces Roadblocks as Prospective Buyers Drop Out

India's Monsoon Parliament Session Opens With High Hopes for a GST Triumph

July 18, 2016

India's Monsoon Parliament Session Opens With High Hopes for a GST Triumph

India's much-awaited GST Bill will be back on the agenda as the 2016 Monsoon session of parliament opens.

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India's Monsoon Parliament Session Opens With High Hopes for a GST Triumph

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