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Monday, October 30, 2000

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Letters

Economy
Foreign investment
A debate is on as to if India should allow foreign investment in the print media as in other fields, consequent to the opening up of the Indian economy. A school of thought vociferously argues against this foreign investment. They are of the opinion that newspapers should not be equated with consumer products and that print-media is a vehicle of information and appraises people of the current events and issues.


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