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WASHINGTON, Tuesday (AFP) The International Monetary Fund has urged
India to lift trade barriers and check its burgeoning public debt and
fiscal deficit to boost the country's standing in the global economy.
David Burton, the IMF's director of the Asia and Pacific department, said
India was not as open as China even though it was growing rapidly on the
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