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On Calcutta's Bentinck Street where the road is still colonially cobbled and where Chinese migrants still sell their velly velly fine' shoes, a mid-Thirties man has transformed his pushtaini ghar into an office and risen above the noise of an oriental marketplace with the dream of manufacturing the largest amount of steel at the lowest possible cost in the shortest possible time.

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