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The Nath Roadshow

The new government is in a hurry to get business going in the state, and the recent summit has rekindled hope.

Aware that his reputation as a business facilitator will be put to the test, Madhya Pradesh chief minister Kamal Nath organised the first investor summit of his 10-month-old government at Indore on October 18. 'Magnificent Madhya Pradesh' was meticulously planned and marketed as a 'different' kind of event-and so, the standard-fare MoU signings were avoided. "I wanted this meet to be unorthodox and unconventional, so I will tell you what this meet is not, rather than what it is," Nath told

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