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GAIL Gas Cuts Loom, Medical Tourism Slows, Rupee Hits Indian Students Abroad

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Moneycontrol•06-03-2026, 06:08

GAIL Gas Cuts Loom, Medical Tourism Slows, Rupee Hits Indian Students Abroad

•GAIL considers reducing gas quotas for various companies.
•The medical tourism sector is experiencing a slowdown.
•Declining Rupee value negatively affects Indian students studying abroad.

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