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EDITION: 26 August, 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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Exploring the Fault Lines
Our gaze has now turned inwards. An embattled State is under fire for its failure to govern
Close Range
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Vijay Mahajan: We're Very Much Alive
BASIX chairman Vijay Mahajan tells the microfinance company is trying everything to climb out of the pit that it finds itself in
Breakpoint
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Ultra Mega Steel Plants: Do We Need Them?
To boost production, the steel ministry is considering a special policy to set up ultra mega steel plants
Independence Day Special
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Rumination: Gains of Growth in India
Tribal and farmer protests are often a clamour for participation in India's growth
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Alienation: Business In the Red Corridor
A Jharkhand village lies trapped between the state and the Maoists
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Rejuvenation: Rajasthan Patrika Gets Politicians to Behave
Rajasthan Patrika's novel effort is slowly making legislators more accountable
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Examination: State Of The Nation Survey
The country is ready for a change in leadership but still reposes faith in the UPA. It is perhaps the TINA factor
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Contamination: Kerala's New Problems
Kerala's economy is catching up with its high social indices, but threats are rising too
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Recliner
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Gandhi Out of Africa
It is in the details that the spirit of the Mahatma lives on in Johannesburg
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The Drumstick: The Lost Tradition of Seasonal Food
The practice of serving seasonal vegetables needs to be saved
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Khadi - The Fabric of Our Nation
Khadi is part of the warp and weft of India; but it is by no means stuck in history
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Battle of the Indias: The Three Best Photos
The three best photos from our contest that capture the delicate balances of the country
What If
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The Siege of Android: How Google Lost The OS War
In a narrative beginning in 2016 and ending today, Forbes India recalls how the once irrepressible Google lost the mobile OS war
Briefing
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Now Learn - Entrepreneurship at Harvard
Harvard is set to launch a course to create entrepreneurs. Stanford launched one last year. But aren't entrepreneurs born and not made?
Special
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How Business is Like A Game of Cricket
Management expert Roger Martin says that maximising shareholder profit should stop being the raison d'tre for businesses
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Act Two: A Second Chance for NREGS
The rural employment scheme, NREGS, was a success before its popularity fell. Here's how it can make a comeback
World Watch
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Home Away: The Indian Diaspora
The Indian diaspora is the largest in the world, possibly barring the Chinese. And it is a large storehouse of financial and intellectual capacity
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