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11) There is a general perception that due to land acquisition problems many private and public projects are either stalled or not started at all. Critically examine the validity of this perception.

Topic:  Indian Economy and issues relating to planning, mobilization of resources, growth, development and employment. 

11) There is a general perception that due to land acquisition problems many private and public projects are either stalled or not started at all. Critically examine the validity of this perception. (200 Words)

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