India is set to become a global leader in the development of solar power, but several barriers need to be crossed says the World Bank
Policymaking in India is more often than not credited for its high nuisance value, rather than for positively aiding growth. Whether oil & gas, power, mining or any other core sector of the economy, government policy has frequently hampered rather than assisted the positive development of these industries.
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