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Figuring it out: Benny Lobo, president of the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce, says India's middle class can easily absorb North American goods.
Figuring it out: Benny Lobo, president of the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce, says India's middle class can easily absorb North American goods.

Figuring it out: Benny Lobo, president of the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce, says India's middle class can easily absorb North American goods.

Date1/5/1990
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Sheet A India (Part Of) Burma (North West) : Sheet B Burma (North East) Siam (Thailand) (North) French Indo China (Part Of) China (Part Of)
Sheet A India (Part Of) Burma (North West) : Sheet B Burma (North East) Siam (Thailand) (North) French Indo China (Part Of) China (Part Of)
Approximately 1944