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EDITION: 17 June, 2011
Podcast
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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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The $1 Trillion Paradox
Indian infrastructure remains one of the biggest opportunities for the next 10 years. Yet some of the best private entrepreneurs in the country are being denied a fair rate of return
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Don't Get Into the Stock Market Now
Sit on the sidelines, watch others get rich instead of plunging in and singeing yourself
Exit Interview
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Pramod Bhasin: Tiger Knows Customers Better than I Do
Pramod Bhasin tells Forbes India that Genpact's appointment of 'Tiger' N.V. Tyagarajan as CEO will not change the culture at the company
Zen Garden
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The Change Maker - Bill Drayton on Empathy and Leadership
He explains how empathy is key to effective collaboration in a rapidly changing world, and the art of listening
On Assignment
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Noida’s New Landlords
Noida’s real estate boom is bouyed by small entrepreneurs, but marred by controversies over execution and land acquisition
Close Range
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In Bihar Cops Are the Problem, Not Goons
In May, Bihar saw its first ever conference on entrepreneurship. Gyaneshwar Pandey, operating for four years in Bihar, tells Forbes India what it is like to be an entrepreneur in a state that has the manpower, but not the mindset, yet
Boardroom
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Basic Research Is About Agility
Rick Rashid, head of Microsoft Research, tells Forbes India that pure research is not about managing ideas, but people
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GMR's Shattered Dreams
Slothful bureaucracy, ever-changing rules, irrational competitors and fickle investors — the business of infrastructure can be quite tricky in India. Ask G.M. Rao
Hindsight
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Mr. Tambourine Man: Remembering Bob Dylan at 70
Bob Dylan will soon remain the only enduring image of the 60s
What If
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How Will Cheaper Cancer Drugs Help?
For those affected by this debilitating disease, a price control on cancer drugs can bring at least short-term relief
Special
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BRIC Countries Face Discrimination on the Net
The Internet was supposed to make geography irrelevant. That, alas, as BRIC citizens learn, isn't true
Changing Lanes
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Publishing Icon David Davidar's Comeback Strategy
After an ignominious exit from Penguin, David Davidar is back on the Indian publishing scene. He has teamed up with Rupa's Kapish Mehra to reignite Indian literary fiction
Expat Diary
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Structure Is Not A Familiar Term For India
Coca Cola’s Miguel Ruz finds India quite similar to his homeland Chile. But that doesn’t make his job any less challenging
Breakpoint
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Dalit Entrepreneurs: From Job Seekers To Job Givers
The CII's move to increase sourcing goods and services from Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe entrepreneurs can bring about much awaited change
Real Issue
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The Indian Railways' Bridge Over Troubled Tracks
Many of India's railway bridges are over a century old and need rehabilitation, which is more than what the cash-strapped Indian Railways can handle
World Watch
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Have Money, Will Throw
Much of the easy money floating around the world has found refuge in IPOs and merger deals. Investment bankers are busy everywhere. But the party may last only till the US Fed keeps the tap open
Briefing
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Zip Up! - What's With Powerful Men and Sex?
Why men in powerful positions are unable to keep their libido in check
Work in Progress
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Reading Made Easy - Why Just Books Libraries Work
Sunder Rajan, founder of Just Books, is using technology to bring libraries back to the people
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Kenneth Andrade - The Mid-Cap Mogul
When most savvy investors are shunning mid-cap companies, fund manager Kenneth Andrade has just begun a buying spree
Resolution
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Out Of Touch: The World Bank is A Few Steps Behind
The World Bank has made recommendations in its first review of India's anti-poverty schemes, but seems to have given ground realities a pass
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