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“It is just a daydream. They will not be able to repeat what was done in Maharashtra or Karnataka in the past,” Siddaramaiah said, referring to the ‘Operation Lotus’ carried out in the states to dislodge the state governments.",

“Most workers I know at the mall are from other states,” says Jitender Babu, a 25-year-old staffer at a biryani outlet in the mall. Babu has been working in Gurgaon for four years, earns around Rs 20,000 as a store manager, pays Rs 6,000 as rent for one room he shares with his uncle in Chhattarpur and sends home Rs 7,000 to his mother, who suffers from Hepatitis B. “By the end of the month, there is nothing to save,” he says.",

The world’s major accounting firms are stepping up investments in new Indian facilities away from bigger cities as global demand for cheaper back office operations grows and smaller towns move up the economic value chain."