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Maharashtra’s Second Wave: Small Businesses Need Help

Anand Deshpande, Chairman, deAsra Foundation

Small entrepreneurs were adversely affected by the first wave of the novel Coronavirus and just as their business was beginning to revive, the second wave has disrupted economic activity. This is breaking their confidence, creating uncertainty and insecurity about their future. 

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