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That might not seem readily evident, especially when driving past crumbling palaces and through the dusty backroads of India’s northwest.


That is certainly not evident trekking uphill through an impoverished village to get to the Namreena Fort Palace Hotel, an old fortress guarding the pass into Rajastan. But inside the Fort, there is opulence and elegance invisible from the outside.


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DR. ASHOK DESAI

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Emerging giant

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | September 30, 2003 - 12:00am

JAIPUR, INDIA: The word here is that India will be a major powerhouse of the global economy in the next decade, rivaling, if not exceeding, China’s bursting economy. That might not seem readily evident, especially...

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