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    Govt to enact Ship-breaking and Recycling Law by June: Barua

    February 13, 2013
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    Govt to enact Ship-breaking and Recycling Law by June: Barua
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    Industries Minister Dilip Barua expressed hope that his government will enact Ship Breaking and Recycling Law

    Industries Minister Dilip Barua expressed hope that his government will enact Ship Breaking and Recycling Law

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