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The Elegy of Darkness portrays the everyday struggle of a peasant family.
"People who do business with India will think twice about taking any Indian exposure. But all this will pass in a month or two, [and] I don't think in the medium to longer term there will be any lasting damage."
>> Saumitra Chaudhuri, The Economic Advisory Council
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India is having its moment. Having shed the bonds of colonialism, years of bitter civil strife and a stagnant economy, the country boasts nine percent growth a year with a capable middle class and world-beating industry. But just beneath the veneer lies an underclass that has been left behind.
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