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Mark M Little, director, GE Global Research, says that it is important to stay ahead in the game by thinking big or thinking a decade in advance
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India could play an anchoring role in transforming the country into a modern state but it must first work on the Gordian knot of contemporary geopolitics
Dinesh Narayanan
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JCB’s strategy of taking the retail route in India has paid rich dividends, but can it protect its turf in the wake of more intense competition?
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In an interview with Forbes India at his Victorian office in Kabul, Second Vice President of Afghanistan, Karim Khalili, talks about insurgency, international support and what’s in store for the economy
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The state is giving its tourism industry a rejuvenating treatment to lure the thinking traveler
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Noida’s real estate boom is bouyed by small entrepreneurs, but marred by controversies over execution and land acquisition
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Andhra Pradesh and Bihar have shown that a new approach to help the rural poor beat abject poverty works. Now, India wants to try this approach in all states
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Municipal schools are not best known for the quality of learning they impart. But for the first time, Mumbai’s civic administration is trying to change that
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As India prepares to build the world’s largest nuclear power plant, the plan has come under scrutiny in the wake of the disaster in Japan
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Largely from Vietnam, its rapid spread and acceptance in India in the past three years have left experts baffled, and beaming
by Shishir Prasad, Shaista Bharwani |
Mar 22, 2011 |
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Maharashtra’s tourism capital used to be a typical small town. It’s now making a dramatic entry on India’s consumer map
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In search of cheap, reliable treatment, foreign tourists are combining sightseeing with doctor’s appointments in Jaipur
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