Govt will not roll back decision to allow FDI in retail: Anand Sharma

New Delhi : India | Oct 02, 2012 at 6:36 AM PDT

Source: Daily News & Analysis

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Unfazed by the strong opposition to allowing FDI in retail even from some allies, the government on Tuesday made it clear that the decision will not be rolled back as it is in the interest of farmers and consumers. Addressing a group of farmers here, Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said foreign... FULL ARTICLE AT Daily News & Analysis

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