India's infrastructure firms said extra spending and rate cuts announced by the government on Sunday would ensure money flowed into projects, but more cash was needed to expand the country's highways and road network. » full story
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Breaking with Manmohan a mistake, says Bardhan A leading Communist leader has admitted that withdrawing support to the Manmohan Singh government over the India-US civilian nuclear deal and West Bengal's decisions over Nandigram and Singur cost the Left the Lok Sabha election.
