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Books AGRICULTURAL GROWTH , RURAL POVERTY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN INDIA by C.H. Hanumantha Rao . Oxford Univer- sity Press , Delhi , 1994 . THE complexities of the Indian agrarian reality pro- mpts social scientists to study ...
Books AGRICULTURAL GROWTH , RURAL POVERTY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN INDIA by C.H. Hanumantha Rao . Oxford Univer- sity Press , Delhi , 1994 . THE complexities of the Indian agrarian reality pro- mpts social scientists to study ...
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They could , in fact , be responsible for the slow economic growth of India ! A recent announcement made by operations have not been conducive economic growth . Historically , the monopoly provision of telecom- munication services was ...
They could , in fact , be responsible for the slow economic growth of India ! A recent announcement made by operations have not been conducive economic growth . Historically , the monopoly provision of telecom- munication services was ...
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Even if Indian industrial growth takes place at the same rate as that of Great Britain , it will take India more than a hundred years before it can call itself an in- dustrialised economy in any signifi- cant sense .
Even if Indian industrial growth takes place at the same rate as that of Great Britain , it will take India more than a hundred years before it can call itself an in- dustrialised economy in any signifi- cant sense .
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