The second of four conversations between independent analyst Hemindra Hazari and Paranjoy Guha Thakurta.
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“Groups that are perceived as politically connected can still tap the banks for loans,” says Hemindra Hazari, a Mumbai-based banking analyst. “If you are any other highly stressed group, then it is difficult for you.”
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