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Karan ChoudhurySubhayan Chakraborty Bengaluru/New Delhi
From top luxury apparel and perfumery brands from the UK and France to premium cosmetic labels from South Korea and affordable athleisure brands from Japan to few of the biggest US-based lingerie brands, India over the next two years might see as many as 40 different retailers come to India under single-brand retail.  
 
According to industry insiders, a host of companies on the sidelines might finally make an entry into India. This is after the government on Wednesday announced a host of big-ticket reforms in foreign direct investment (FDI) in single-brand retail, which state that brands can first enter

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