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Needed: A 'give it up' on gold

India's gold obsession is widening external vulnerabilities, but education and better financial alternatives could redirect household savings towards productive assets

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Needed: A 'give it up' on gold
India's gold obsession is widening external vulnerabilities, but education and better financial alternatives could redirect household savings towards productive assets
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