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'Satheesan belittling Kerala's rapid industrial growth'
February 18, 2025
|The New Indian Express Kannur
OUTRIGHTLY rejecting V D Satheesan's accusations that the LDF government painted a rosy picture of the state's business environment, Industries Minister P Rajeeve on Monday slammed the leader of Opposition for attempting to "belittle" Kerala's achievements ahead of the key global investment summit.
The minister, while contesting each and every charge raised by the Congress leader, especially took objection to Satheesan mocking the state's rapid rise to the top of the list of the 'Ease of Doing Business' rankings, saying the World Bank had discontinued with the index in 2021 itself after massive discrepancies were reported on the ranking system.
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