TO THE BRINK AND BACK: India's 1991 Story

The book, The Brink and Back, is an account of the events leading to the path-breaking economic liberalisation unveiled by Rao's government with Manmohan Singh as the Union finance minister

Setting
India
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 216 pages

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