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India's rich have been cheating country of billions, for six decades | The Asian Age

India's rich have been cheating country of billions, for six decades The Asian Age

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Naomi Canton: Naomi Canton is a qualified print and online journalist with more than 10 years of experience. She began her career working for Shropshire Newspapers, then moved to the Norwich Evening News, and then joined the Hindustan Times, Mumbai, where she was a Special Correspondent for more than three years. She is now a Freelance Journalist based in the UK.

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