Archive
EDITION: 01 July, 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
Recliner
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Coke Studio Brings People Together
How Coke Studio brought the subcontinent together, even on the other side of the world
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Raghu Dixit - Off Beat, On the Beat
Later this month, folk rocker Raghu Dixit will perform at Glastonbury, capping a glorious three-year run. We get inside the head of Indias most ambitious independent musician
Appraisals
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Book Review: Adapt
Failure should not come as a surprise it is something you should plan for and learn from
F-index
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Mango Mania
One of the practical problems of comparing mango prices is their wide regional variation
On Assignment
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Kerala - The Gateway of India
The state is giving its tourism industry a rejuvenating treatment to lure the thinking traveler
Photos
Boardroom
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Why Blackstone and Intelenet Make A Hit Pair
The Blackstone connection brought Intelenet enhanced value. And now, the valuation
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J.J. Irani: Tatas Get Sanction Only On Merit
In an afternoon chat with Forbes India, Tata group doyen J.J. Irani relives his long career and reminsces about the art of doing business in India
Real Issue
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Highway to Hell
More than 300 people die everyday on Indian roads, but who is to blame and what are we doing about it?
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Why Gay Employees Need To Come Out
Parmesh Shahani recounts the small changes that are happening in the Indian workplace. But this change in mindsets needs one prerequisite: Gay employees need to come out
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Over The Rainbow: How Inclusive Are Our Work Places?
Workplace equality for sexual minorities is finally on the agenda
My Learnings
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How Onir Got Money Through Facebook
As an independent filmmaker, how do you make the movie you want to make, when you dont have funds? Onir decided to go to the people
Health
Cheat Sheet
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Worlds Youngest Nations
With South Sudan voting for independence from the North, it is set to become the worlds youngest country on July 9. Here are some of the most recent additions to the world map
Special
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Pankaj Ghemawat: The World is Not Flat. So What
Management guru Pankaj Ghemawat explains what it means to accept that the globalisation cup is more empty than full
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Between East and West: Turkey Elections
The AKP has again won the elections in Turkey, but its much touted Turkish model is under the scanner
Nuggets
Tip-Off
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Amitav Ghosh's Next Book
Amitav Ghosh returns to narrate what happens of his Ibis Trilogy
Exit Interview
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Wim Elfrink: I Leave Behind a Mature Leadership
Bangalore is a key part of Cisco's globalisation strategy and the company has a long-term commitment to it, Wim Elfrink tells Forbes India
Close Range
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Ridham Desai: Mid-Caps Are the Way to Go
Ridham Desai, strategist and head of Morgan Stanley's India equity research, talks to Forbes India about what to expect from the equity markets in the next two years
Breakpoint
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Indian Telecom Operators' Bundle of Joy
Packaging subsidised handsets could be mobile operators ticket to profitability
What If
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Should P&G and Unilever Merge?
A merger between P&G and Unilever doesn't make business sense
Numerix
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Kaise Banega Crorepati: We Tell You How
Here's what gives you a real shot at walking away with the cash
Column
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Freedom From Prejudice
Diversity has always been a key element of any creative society. And some of the world's biggest corporations like IBM, Apple, HP and Google know this only too well
Big Bet
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V.G. Siddhartha is Branching Out
Just like he did with coffee, converting a commodity into a lifestyle brand, Cafe Coffee Day's V.G. Siddhartha now wants to convert timber into value-added furniture
Zen Garden
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Badri Seshadri's Lessons From the Outsider
Badri Seshadri, promoter of New Horizon Media, talks about his fear of money and finally fitting in
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