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that will continue, but it is important that the caring side of the argument is not lost in the
clamour for growth.
Notes
'Land row murders trigger concern',
The Telegraph
, 27 April 2012,
ht-
'Licence raj has been replaced by land mafia raj',
DNA
, 30 October 2010,
ht-
mafia-raj_1459666
;
interview with Raghuram Rajan when he was professor of finance
at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business and a part-time economic ad-
visor to Manmohan Singh. A former chief economist at the IMF he became the chief
economic adviser at India's Ministry of Finance in December 2012. His
Fault Lines:
How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy
, was named the FT-Goldman
Business Book of the Year for 2010
Rajan based these remarks on an article written in 2008 for
Outlook
magazine by Jayant
Sinha of the Omidyar Foundation, formerly a hedge fund manager and McKinsey part-
ner. See also 'Has India's Gilded Age Lost Its Luster?', CNBC.com 5 November, 2012,
Raghura Rajan,
Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy
,
Princeton University Press 2010,
http://press. princeton.edu/titles/9111.html
Information given to JE privately by owners.
'Gurgaon master plan a gold mine for realtors',
Business Standard
, 5 November 2012,
'Blood on the road to Agra',
Tehelka
, 21 May 2009,
http://archive. tehelka.com/