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had been left to fester by the government, from the prime minister downwards. In partic-
ular, insufficient effort had been made to speed up delayed coal deliveries from the badly
run government-owned Coal India, which had caused power stations to cut output and even
shut down. Management of coal production had also been disrupted by a crisis over corrupt
mining licenses. Shinde could have used his political clout to demand more action on these
fronts.
Notes
Parliament Session Wrap, PRS Legislative Research,
http://www.prsindia.org/parlia-
K. Shankar Bajpai in conversation with JE, October 2012
K. Shankar Bajpai, 'The closing on the Indian Mind',
The Hindu
, 29 May 2012,
ht-
'Inclusive Growth for the Bottom of the Pyramid', The C.K. Prahalad Memorial Lec-
ture by Prof Gautam Ahuja, 9 January 2011,
http://www.pravasitoday.com/prof-c-k-
The Ambani story was told by Hamish McDonald, an Australian journalist, in
The
Polyester Prince
, Allen & Unwin NSW, Australia 1998, which the Ambanis arranged
to have withdrawn from publication in India. It was reprinted in two modified and ex-
tended 2010 editions:
Ambani & Sons
, Roli Books, Delhi, and
Mahabharata in Polyes-
ter
, University of New South Wales Press, Sydney.
The Polyester Prince,
Allen & Unwin NSW, Australia 1998, p. 52.
Ibid., p. 47.
'An Ambani Story gets a makeover',
Mail Today,
pp. 20-21, by JE, 3 October
India
Calling,
Anand
Giridharadas,
HarperCollins
India
2011,
