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October 31, 2017
India’s Business Standard, published an op-ed (paywall) co-authored by P K Joshi, director of South Asia, on the role of private sector and public-private partnerships in bringing the next revolution in the country’s agricultural sector. Joshi wrote that despite manifold increase in business and investment opportunities, private sector’s response has been lukewarm.
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