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Rashi Grover Kashyap

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Rashi Grover Kashyap (ex-PricewaterhouseCoopers, ex-ICRA) has a background in economics and finance with over 20 years professional experience in management consulting and currently works as a consultant with the Transport global practice of the World Bank in India. Views expressed are personal.

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