Entrance to Neemrana industrial zone in India

NEEMRANA, India - The entrance to a Japan External Trade Organization-led industrial zone in Neemrana in the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan developed exclusively for Japanese companies is seen in this photograph of June 2014.

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