UPA win: Potential investments worth $700 Billion on track
With such sectoral growth indicators, the need of the hour is to take existing initiatives to the next level of implementation and completion, with enough scope of ramping up and innovation.

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siliconindia news bureau
| Saturday,16 May 2009, 05:28 hrs
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With such sectoral growth indicators, the need of the hour is to take existing initiatives to the next level of implementation and completion, with enough scope of ramping up and innovation.
Reader's comments (2)
1: It is victory of secularism and modernization
of India through Congress led UPA allience. I
congretulate congress for showing a hope of
UP's minority by winning seats. I am sure if
the party's policies remain the same, this
alliance will always emerge as leading and
the country will be a great nation in coming
days.
Posted by: Fanatic Ind. - 16 May, 2009
2: Its a big brunt for all those in the
opposition.. hope the government sincerely
carry on their projects well.
Posted by: roman - 16 May, 2009
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