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| How Bengal gains from FDI |
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The Trinamul Congress and the Left, the principal political formations in Bengal, have opposed foreign direct investment in retail. Among the many fears expressed by the two is one that small farmers will be crushed under the feet of multinational giants, who will monopolise the market.
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President Pratibha Patil, atop a T-90 tank in the black dungarees of the armoured corps, with army chief General V.K. Singh at Exercise Sudarshan Sha ... |
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We were advised to have a baby through IVF-surrogacy
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