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India lost over USD 125bn in illicit outflows between 2000-08 The Times of India, September 14, 2010
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Sahara states to target al Qaeda money trail Reuters, September 14, 2010
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Cumulative Illicit Financial Flows out of India from 2000-2008 Total Over US$125 Billion
India’s economic boom continues with an average growth rate of over eight percent between 2004 and 2009 by GFI calculations. As the money flows, however, the poor continue to stay poor. Corruption is rampant in India as it is in almost all developing countries. Both corrupt political and corporate officers manage to siphon off funds – intended to aid the people of India – off to political and private sector elite. Recent efforts in India to challenge this corrupt affront on humanity have been met with severe...Monday’s Daily News Digest