Archive
EDITION: 29 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
Column
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E-commerce Rises From The Ashes
This isn't quite the second coming of e-commerce. It may actually be the first
Exit Interview
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Shyamala Gopinath - Banks Have to Increase Trust
Financial inclusion is not just about opening more branches, RBI's outgoing Deputy Governor Shyamala Gopinath tells Forbes India
Health
Breakpoint
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Infy's Art Diplomacy
Sponsoring an Indo-French art show in Paris is Infosys way of bridging cultural gaps in foreign markets
Close Range
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Nandini Sundar: Disarming The Jungle Lords
Chhattisgarh's strategy of arming civilians to fight Naxalites will continue despite the Supreme Court's verdict, activist Nandini Sundar tells Forbes India
Real Issue
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Don't Do It, You Dope
Indian sportspersons take drugs because they have gotten away with it so far. But now the authorities are playing catch up
Appraisals
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Social Networking Site: Google+
A look at how the search engine's latest offering works
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Book Review: The Tulleeho! Book of Cocktails
This book scores with the Indianisation of various beers and wines
Big Bet
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Singur Is Still The Waste Land
Everything that could have gone wrong with industrialisation went wrong in Singur. What is now being fought in the court is simply a tussle for the moral high ground
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Will IndiGo Have A Happy Flight Abroad?
Beware AirAsia. Beware Air Arabia. India's most successful budget airline is coming your way
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Tata Chemicals New Formula
The 72-year-old company is making a strategic shift from just chemicals to water purification and products that promote health and wellness
Tip-Off
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WorldSpace Radio is Back
Timbre Media is re-launching the WorldSpace Radio in association with Saregama
Hindsight
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B.R. Shenoy's Forgotten Voice of Dissent
India's first monetary economist B.R. Shenoy's warning that interventionism would breed corruption, went unheeded
My Learnings
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Ashish Dhawan: My Mum Brainwashed Me!
He turned away from his first passion, teaching. But now, after succeeding with equity fund ChrysCapital, Ashish Dhawan is getting back to education
World Watch
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Diabetes: Death By Sugar
The number of people suffering from diabetes has more than doubled from 153 million people in 1980 to 347 million people in 2008. Indulgence is definitely the sin to watch out for in the next few years
Recliner
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Back To Black: Long Playing Records Are In Vogue
Long playing records are slowly spinning back onto store shelves, into personal collections and young lives
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Sustainable Sushi - Go Fish!
Sushi newbie India is doing some things right for the sustainable seafood campaign. Here’s why it makes a difference to the oceans
Changing Lanes
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A New Recipe For Nirula's
For now, Samir Kuckreja has managed to revive the fading eatery chain. But can he propel it back to its former glory?
F-index
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Flying Graduate-Class
A look at whether airlines are still as excited about Indian students or not
Numerix
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Cellphones And Cancer: The Evidence Is Not Clear
The WHO study on cellphones being carcinogenic is based on ambiguous findings
Briefing
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Life Insurance In The Slow Lane
The sluggish life insurance sector may be headed for better times
Boardroom
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E-Commerce In India - The Second Coming
Once more ‘e-commerce’ is on the lips of entrepreneurs and investors. This time the surge is bigger and better than before
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Vivek Wadhwa - India Should Get Over the Stigma of ‘Failure’
In the US, it is considered a learning experience, academician Vivek Wadhwa tells Forbes India
Ex-Libris
Special
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Jeffrey Pfeffer: If Everybody Thinks You Are A Genius, You Are
Competence alone will not take you to the top, says leadership expert Jeffrey Pfeffer
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Yasheng Huang On China's Growth
There's news of widespread corporate fraud among companies listed on overseas stock exchanges, even as the macroeconomic picture gets worrisome
Cheat Sheet
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Democracy's Dynasties
Yingluck Shinawatra’s election as Thailand’s first woman Prime Minister proves, yet again, the might of political families in democratic systems
Nuggets
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