India seeks Japanese investment to develop infrastructure

India seeks Japanese investment to develop infrastructure

NEW DELHI, India - Indian Commerce Minister Anand Sharma speaks during an interview with a group of editorial writers from Kyodo News and 11 member newspapers in New Delhi on Nov. 1, 2011. He said the Indian government is hoping Japan will become a major partner in its $1 trillion five-year infrastructure development plan. (Kyodo)

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