While it is essential for policymakers to further accelerate deliberations on the issues to ensure early implementation, other stakeholders such as service providers, users and industry bodies should also come together to prepare a road map in advance,
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Faster implementation is imperative
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RBI survey expects 5.5% economic growth in FY13
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RBI cuts repo rate to support economic growth
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