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There must be a distinction between transparency and bidding - Amrit Pandurangi, Senior Director, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt Ltd, Business Standard
India, an extremely resource-rich nation, is finding itself increasingly in a fix over allocation of natural resources. A growing list of scandals, accusing the government of extending benefits running into lakhs of crore to private parties during these allocations, has surfaced. Consultancy firm Deloitte’s Senior Director Amrit Pandurangi, a noted expert in infrastructure and related areas, recommends a course-correction for the embarrassed government in an interview with Sudheer Pal Singh. Edited excerpts.
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We will not allow Kargil, 26/11, terror from Pak soil - Nawaz Sharif, Hindustan Times
‘We have a lot of love for India’ - Nawaz Sharif, Hindu
From die-hard anti-Congressman to Cong CM - Siddaramaiah, CM Karnataka, Indian Express
Trust deficit between Centre, states has reduced on GST - Sushil Kumar Modi, Mint
Raman's run through Bastar, 'the road to government' - Raman Singh, CM Chhattisgarh, Indian Express
‘Run healthcare with digital systems, not mountains of data’ - Kenneth Clarke, British Cabinet Minister & Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy, Business Line
CBI should have statutory status, like EC and CAG - Prakash Singh, ToI
Rich are widely hated in China - John Osburg, Professor, Rochester University, Economic Times
Once was king - Manmohan Singh, Business Standard
Changing his stripes - Nawaz Sharif, Hindustan Times
Diageo's man for emerging markets - CEO designate, Diageo, Business Standard
Some ideological shift was needed - Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, Deccan Chronicle
The force behind Dhrupad’s revival - Zia Fariduddin Dagar, Hindu
Halo on Manmohan Singh doesn't work anymore - Ravi Shankar, Cartoonist, Pioneer
Two contrasting Union ministers from same region, each under a cloud - Pawan Bansal & Ashwani Kumar, Indian Express
India’s being reinvented – we live suspended between worlds - Akash Kapur, Times of India
The law minister had no business calling the meeting - Harish Salve, lawyer Supreme Court, Deccan Chronicle
Vijay Singla: Kin of fortune - Vijay Singla, Business Standard
Man who blew lid off coal scam - Hansraj Ahir, BJP MP,Chandrapur, Maharashtra, Mail Today
In the hands of the govt, CBI probe can be denied, delayed - Arun Bhagat, former CBI, AD, Business Standard
Debate the quantum but don’t deny there’s been a loss - Vinod Rai, Comptroller and Auditor General, India, Hindu
News is to the mind what sugar is to the body - Rolf Dobelli, Swiss writer, Times of India
From being a ‘social butterfly’ to a bombing suspect’s widow - Katherine Russell, wife of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, Indian Express
Whose the blackest hand in the charcoal till - Goolam Essaji Vahanvati, Outlook India
The only alternative to the UPA has to be a BJP-led coalition - Arun Jaitley, India Today
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