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    As per the kuensel we have new high loan amounting to Rs 17.2 billion as of now. Why are we not slowing down on the hydro projects if it is approaching critical stage?
    At this juncture, restricting the INR demand for import of raw materials for industries will prove futile, atleast most industries are earning either hard currency or INR through export of the finished products. It is of great help to the exchequer.
    Are we headed the right direction? I am sure Govt must have logic in not interfering or not commenting much so far and saying it is not a crisis. Govt says, try to icrease export to earn INR, if we take the current example of the mandarin export management, its not so encouraging. The prices are at its lowest, what aspirations will the growers have? We need to take some positive steps and only the Govt can do it. There may be many other fields which needs to be addressed, are we doing enough?

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