Has UPA-II killed the India story?

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We Mean Business: In the latest edition of We Mean Business, we take a look at the how the Indian economy has fared as the UPA completed three years of its second stint in power. With the rupee plunging, the stock markets falling, growth slowing and inflation soaring, where is the Indian economy headed?

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