Pension: Left not for private players
Left does not want private players to manage pension funds but insists that the Chinese must manage Indian ports.
Monday, November 13, 2006
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Unrelated to post, but see this link:
http://apmedia.blogspot.com/
and read this post:
Parochial ways of India's National Newspaper!
The hypocrisy of comrades
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