Infrastucture development in India; post-liberalisation initiatives and challenges.
9788177081404
Infrastucture development in India; post-liberalisation initiatives and challenges.
Jetli, K. Narindar and Vishal Sethi.
New Century Pub. (Delhi)
2007
633 pages
$79.50
Hardcover
HC437
Indian businessmen
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