Hardly 'Incredible India'

December 16, 2011 14:35

Frustrated executives while away time in five-star hotels waiting for deals that never come, and civil servants play video games in their offices - growing signs of the reform limbo and crisis of confidence behind India's economic malaise. Read the reuters story.

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