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Source: Khaleej Times
Kolkata : India | 11 months ago  
Shaaw (Bloomberg) / 24 June 2012 Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the government and the Reserve Bank of India will announce measures on June 25 to halt a slide in the rupee, which...
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