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Business
Cover Story
Developed nations need doctors, nurses, engineers, teachers and more by the millions. The government is making a pitch to 30 countries. If it does it right, India could emerge as the talent supplier to the world.
Feature
Feature
Some of the bank’s employees are preparing the next generation of a poor village in Maharashtra for a better future.
Feature: NDTV Imagine
The first time, Sameer Nair’s channel got caught out by timing.The second time, by money. Now, the third time around, both these factors are on his side—and he’s under immense pressure to deliver.
Interview
Feature: Private Equity
Deals are back, but the caution hasn’t gone away...for now at least. Will PE emerge smarter after the slowdown?
Feature: Wind Energy
The old incentive drew in companies wan ting a tax shelter. The new one will attract the serious power players—and propel capacity.
Feature: 3M
3M plans to develop products here to meet the specific needs of Indian customers. It marks the coming of age of India in the 3M universe.
Feature: Business Administration
Professor Jaume Llopis has seen the corporate sector from up close. He clears the air on management maxims and myths.
Feature: Auto Expo
It wasn’t well organised, but the Delhi Auto Expo saw automakers put their best models forward. The bright lights in six categories.
Hot Seat
Feature
Anjani Technoplast has become the country’s largest maker of ballistic protection and riot-control equipment, ahead of big names like Tata and Mahindra.
Feature: Enterprise
Restore Solutions specialises in making stores stand out from the rest of the pack.
Technology
Smart Phones
Life
Hey!
When he’s caught up with automotive racing, all else ceases to exist for Ninad Karpe. At other times, the Aptech CEO and Managing Director is busy driving his company’s fortunes in India and abroad further up the standings. Anurag Prasad caught up with the racing aficionado recently.
Life: Sports
Athletes looking to resurrect careers, reputations or image provide some of the stirring storylines of 2010.
Life: Wellness
Don’t live to eat. The right food, in the right quantity, will leave you healthy and young.
Books
This absorbing book chronicles the transformation of an unknown NGO into the largest social experiment in the developing world.
Naren Karunakaran on Freedom From Want By Ian Smillie
Take One
First
Barack Obama’s move to tax Wall Street’s bailed out banks is a shrewd political move.
Banking
The economic revival has eased concerns over the recovery of $26 billion worth of restructured loans.
BSNL
BSNL doesn’t need an IPO. It needs its owners to behave like owners.
Economy
The government’s policy seeks to help the farmer and the consumer. But both keep getting hurt.
Universities
Prime Mover: Manoj Kohli
Bharti’s global ambitions are being driven by a tried and tested veteran.
Take One
Take One
Take One
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Feb 06, 2010
Editor's Note
Think About It...
M Anand
First
Responsibility Tax
Barack Obama’s move to tax Wall Street’s bailed out banks is a shrewd political move.
Ashish Gupta
Banking
Breathing Easy
The economic revival has eased concerns over the recovery of $26 billion worth of restructured loans.
Rajiv Bhuva
BSNL
Hello…Hello…
BSNL doesn’t need an IPO. It needs its owners to behave like owners.
Anurag Prasad
Economy
The Sugar Muddle
The government’s policy seeks to help the farmer and the consumer. But both keep getting hurt.
Ashish Gupta
Life: Wellness
Eat To Live
Don’t live to eat. The right food, in the right quantity, will leave you healthy and young.
Rachna Chhachi
Feature: Private Equity
Smiling Again
Deals are back, but the caution hasn’t gone away...for now at least. Will PE emerge smarter after the slowdown?
Mahesh Nayak
Business Administration
Management By Lies
Professor Jaume Llopis has seen the corporate sector from up close. He clears the air on management maxims and myths.
View
Learn From Within
Reverse innovation has its risks. Multinationals could mitigate them by learning a lesson or two from their own incubators.
Robert Shelton
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Greener Pastures
It’s time companies tapped into the rural India growth story—with some innovative selling and distribution approaches.
Featured
Hey!
Aptech CEO and Managing Director is busy driving his company’s fortunes in India and abroad further up the standings.
Anurag Prasad
Life: Sports
Athletes looking to resurrect careers, reputations or image provide some of the stirring storylines of 2010.
Avinash Singh

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