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From incentives to intimidation: How Modi govt is redirecting investments to Gujarat
Gujarat has secured some of India’s largest investment projects recently, including Micron’s semiconductor plant and the Tata-Airbus manufacturing facility. But these projects were initially lined up for other states and ended up with Gujarat at the last minute.
In fact, states such as Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Karnataka, and Maharashtra have alleged that their bids were side lined. Is this mere economics or the Modi government’s favouritism? This week, Pooja Prasanna delves into how big projects were diverted to Gujarat.
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