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The think-tank

Paul Noronha

SURPRISE PACKAGE OF NO CHANGE: Mr Y. V. Reddy (centre), Governor, RBI; and his deputies (from left) Ms Usha Thorat; Mr V. Leeladhar; Mr Rakesh Mohan; and Ms Shyamala Gopinath, on their way to announce the Credit Policy in Mumbai on Tuesday.

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