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Political coalition fine, but should work towards progress: India Inc

Adi Godrej felt that the government needed to pay a lot of attention to economic and social development

File photo of Mukesh Ambani and his family after casting their vote in Mumbai in the fourth phase of Lok Sabah elections 2019. Photo:  Kamlesh D Pednekar
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File photo of Mukesh Ambani and his family after casting their vote in Mumbai in the fourth phase of Lok Sabah elections 2019. Photo: Kamlesh D Pednekar

Sohini Das Mumbai
Corporate captains of the India Inc started voting early on Monday in the country’s financial capital. As the media caught up with the decision makers outside the polling booths, key issues that resonated were of employment generation, stable government, and the country’s security. Most corporate doyens, however, seemed to be fine with the idea of having a coalition government at the Centre.
 
After casting his vote in Malabar Hills, Anand Mahindra, chairman of the Mahindra Group, said, “We all have been infected by the virus of progress and growth. Even if a coalition government comes, it should work towards

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