Investors as well as consumers will be okay if a cap is set at USD 9-10, instead of the one worked out by the Rangarajan Committee formula at USD 8-10 since it is still going to be a 100 percent jump from the current USD 4.2
first published: Jul 11, 2013 12:17 pm
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