Maytas, h yderabad Metro and the Politics of Real Estate

C Ramachandraiah

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C Ramachandraiah (crchandraiah@gmail.com) is with the Centre for Economic and Social Studies, Hyderabad. He is also with the Citizens for a Better Public Transport in Hyderabad. “Earlier industrialists and then defence contracts financed political parties. Now real estate does, especially in the states because chief ministers have easier access to it. The kickbacks are huge” – Charles Correa (Interview, Times of India, 10 September 2008).

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