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Talks on pedestrian safety project
Indian Express, October 29, 2009

SITUATION LÉTHARGIQUE DU CONTROLE DE LA CONCURRENCE AU SÉNÉGAL L’absence de volonté politique décriée
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Le CEDRES mene la recherche
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Le CEDRES presente les resultats de ses recherches
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Fill in correct facts for smooth insurance claims
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A la recherche d'actions de plaidoyer
TOGO PRESS, Togo, October 23, 2009

L'ATC pour un plaidoyer sur la concurrence
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Protection des consommateurs togolais L’ATC pour un plaidoyer sur la concurrence
Radio Lome, Togo, October 23, 2009

VALIDATION DU RAPPORT SUR LA CONCURRENCE AU TOGO
Radio Lome, Togo, October 23, 2009

Does it make sense to separate ATM & debit card for security?
 Economic Times, October 19, 2009

CUTS International Tips Govt
QFM Radio, October 14, 2009

Prepare for WTO meet, Third World urged
Zambia Daily Mail, October 14, 2009

Next decade will be of infrastructure: Kamal Nath
Rediff.com, October 12, 2009

Not flyovers, adopt mass transit system: Experts
The Times of India, October 12, 2009

13 deaths every hour in accidents  
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A simple way to reduce pedestrian fatalities
The Hindu, October 08, 2009

Calm traffic for pedestrian safety
The Times of India, October 07, 2009

Pedestrians, cyclists most accident prone
Indian express buzz, October 07, 2009

Poor countries being ignored in economic crisis
Thai Indian, October 02, 2009

Address Marginalisation of Low Income Economies, Says India's Ambassador to WTO
Thesynergyonline Economic Bureau, October 01, 2009

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Next decade will be of infrastructure: Kamal Nath
Rediff.com, October 12, 2009

 

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Kamal Nath on Monday said the next spurt in economic growth is going to come from the infrastructure sector, particularly roads and highways.

"After the decade of information technology, the next decade of India will be the decade of Infrastructure. Within infrastructure, the road sector, which is already immense in scope and marked by ability to touch all sections of the society and economy -- is crucial for realising the objective of inclusive growth," he said at a function organised by CUTS International (an NGO).

The minister said there is a need to ramp up road construction 10-fold to achieve the development targets set for the next decade.

"The government has set itself a task of constructing 7,000 Kms of roads every year, which requires that there should be work in progress of around 20,000 kms at any point of time," the minister added.

Praising the Indian model of growth, Nath said the country's calibrated reform process and encouragement of inter-connectedness with the rest of the world without dependence, is the only model in which no bubble has burst.

"The challenge before Indians is to harness the highest growth rate in free market democracies to achieve greater inclusiveness and alleviate food insecurity and poverty," he said.

Union Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways Mahadev Singh Khandela and Rajasthan Minister of Road Transport Brij Kishore Sharma also addressed on the occasion.

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