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Rao, Ranjan and Krishnan

Meet the three who have had a big contribution in making Hyderabad a live case study on what ease of doing business actually means

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Nivedita Mookerji
The ease of doing business ranking has been the flavour of the season. India jumping 30 places to make it to 100th has been celebrated for almost a month now and the country’s aspiration to touch the 50th position has been spelt out in no uncertain terms. While that’s a happy thought, especially when clubbed with the Moody’s upgrade, a recent visit to Hyderabad came like a live case study on what ease of doing business can actually mean.
 
It started on the flight from New Delhi to Hyderabad. On the next seat was a bubbly business school graduate
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