How the UPA-Congress leadership killed mining, exploration, industry

Last Saturday (August 16), at a dignified little ceremony at 7, Race Course Road, the prime minister released the fourth volume of the history of the Reserve Bank of India. There was, however, a certain apologetic mournfulness in that select gathering of no more than 30 of India's topmost economic and monetary policymakers. It did, at times look so much like a chamber of vanquished generals. It had to, given the state of India's economy, you might say, considering that the group included almost all economic leaders of UPA 2...

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