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Wipro begins to outsource Indian workload
India’s Wipro Technologies has begun ‘reverse offshoring’ by sending work from its Indian clients to Egypt, in a sign of the growing multinational nature of the country’s outsourcing business
Renault to trump Tata’s Nano on cost
Pledge to produce world’s cheapest car
India ‘alive’ to security challenges
Anniversary of Mumbai attacks nears
India to support domestic demand
Finance minister to stimulate economy
ICICI Bank chief sees better times ahead
Indian bank expects balance sheet growth
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IFC increases India spend
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