Having spent a large part of my formative teenage years living in India, I now find myself resident again.
This time in Mumbai and not Delhi, and this time with a business to run and a family to look after, an altogether different experience from drifting around India on the buses and trains not sure where to go next, and not really caring. My life in India today is wholly different to the one I led when I was here in the early 80s, but there are parts of India beyond recognition too. The differences are wide-ranging, irreversible, and far from over; these changes are creating vast investment opportunities across all parts of the economy. It is a far cry from the investment climate developed ...
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