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EDITION: 08 April, 2011
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Column
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How to Be a Billionaire
Forbes is about success, free enterprise, the entrepreneurial spirit and the rewards of hard work
Frequent Flier
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My Washington
Inderpreet S. Wadhwa, CEO, Azure Power, enjoys Spanish food in the US capital
Appraisals
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Book Review: Forts & Palaces of India
Brief overview of India's history, Palaces and ancient forts
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Book Review : Wrong
Why is it that the most contentious issues produce the least conclusive arguments?
On Assignment
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A Perspective on the Nuclear Uproar in India
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
Boardroom
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The Richest People on Earth
Asia leads the world in adding new billionaires even surpassing Europe in total number for the first time
Recliner
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How To Deal With A Medical Emergency
In a medical emergency, timely response could make all the difference. Here’s a checklist of things you should do before, so you are always ready to act quickly
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Small Print - Literary Magazines
Janice Pariat seeks out literary spaces hidden in small magazines, old and new, print and online
Cheat Sheet
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Are You Ready For an Earthquake?
Japan is a country that has learnt, the hard way, to be prepared for disaster. And on March 11, this preparedness was crucial in saving many lives
World Watch
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How Much International Students Are Really Worth
UK ministers are fighting over a cut in the number of visas for international students, which threatens to starve the country's universities of £1.6 billion a year. So, how much are international students really worth?
Real Issue
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West Bengal Elections: Didi At The Gates
The Trinamool Congress is looking good to topple the CPM in West Bengal. But with no clear agenda yet and no experience of governance, Mamata Banerjee still has a challenge on her hands
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Tamil Nadu Elections: Kalaignar 's Swan Song?
Neither age nor the Tamil Nadu voter is ready to show any kindness to the old warhorse whose seven-decade long political career is in its late stages
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Why Is Hillary Clinton Peeping into Indian Kitchens?
The US Secretary of State helped launch a global initiative to provide poor women with cleaner cookstoves. India is not convinced about the motives
Close Range
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Anna Hazare: I Asked PM Whether His Team Shares His Values
On April 5, Anna Hazare will begin a fast unto death if the Prime Minister does not commit to instituting a tougher Lokpal (or Ombudsman) Bill. Hazare believes this Bill will go a long way in reducing corruption
F-index
Breakpoint
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India Is Seventh Nation to Process Titanium Sponge
India has joined an exclusive club with the knowhow to process titanium sponge, a key material in space and defence applications
Briefing
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When the Milk Runs Dry: India's New Dairy Policy
From being proudly self sufficient, India now faces a dairy shortfall
My Learnings
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The Accelerator - M.M. Singh from Maruti Suzuki
Maruti Suzuki needed to quickly increase production to catch up with a spurt in demand for cars. Here’s how M.M. Singh did it
Nuggets
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The Latest trends in Tech, Phones and Fashion Accesories
What is latest in technology, phone
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