The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 06, 2007

PUBLIC POLICY NOTE
Simple Budget, strong signals
From a longer-term perspective, the higher allocations for education and health are a welcome reflection of the concerns about inclusive growth, combining distributive justice with a reminder of how growth is important in achieving such equity. More

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Fresh wave of selling grips stocks across sectors
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