At a recent meeting between Finance Minister P Chidambaram and Road Transport Minister CP Joshi, it was decided to extend concessions to stranded highway projects under the public private partnership (PPP) mode.
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Chidambaram predicts high growth in a year or two
Indian economy will be back in high-growth trajectory in a couple of years, Union Finance Minister P Chidambaram expressed confidence on November 20.
He said that there was no scope for gloom or despair.
Chidambaram said that the world economy slowed down in 2008 and the crisis continues and it is not clear if it would pick up in 2013.
Bracing Up
Since we're in December, it's probably a good time to look back at the year. The 6.9 per cent quarterly growth figures for the previous quarter come in the year's sunset month, and the fiscal year's growth is now downgraded to about 7.3 per cent.

