More than a fortnight has elapsed since a Japanese company, Daiichi Sankyo, announced its plan to acquire a controlling stake in Ranbaxy, India's largest drug multinational. But reactions from political parties or trade union leaders continue to be unusually muted.
Of course, nothing much was expected from Congress leaders, who are understandably preoccupied with graver issues of national and international significance - bringing the inflation rate under control, salvaging the India-US civil nuclear deal and most importantly keeping the government intact while at the same time preventing an early election.
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Thus, the absence of any adverse jingoistic reaction (a cry of distress over a Japanese attack on India's economic nationalism!) is being hailed as a sign of maturity among India's politicians.
"Maturity" hahahaha
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Thus, the absence of any adverse jingoistic reaction (a cry of distress over a Japanese attack on India's economic nationalism!) is being hailed as a sign of maturity among India's politicians.
"Maturity" hahahaha