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This interesting account of how people get ideas buckles under its own premise
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Business has been brave enough to trust young leaders, politics hasn’t
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These young bureaucrats take initiative, act responsibly, encourage transparency and hold themselves to scrutiny—while functioning in a corrupt and mediocre system
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Indian entrepreneurship forums are today confined to showcases, contests and networking. It’s time they think bigger, and turn entrepreneurship into a way of life
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Corporate India is incubating young business leaders by the hundreds, if not thousands
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Most have ‘inherited’ their places. A few have come up the hard way. The majority are kept out. When will young politicians be able to lead the country?
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Today’s second-generation promoters get it easy. But then on, it’s hard—they have to fight old business values inside and a doubting public outside
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India's brush with this global financial crisis holds out five important monetary policy lessons
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Four operators banked on soaring air traffic and realty prices. Both have crashed, leaving them short of cash
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Come rain or storm, Chennai-based Updater Services keeps the wheels turning in offices across the country
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Piyush Pandey, Executive Chairman and National Creative Director, Ogilvy India
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R Sivakumar, Managing Director (South Asia), Intel Technology (India)
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Aditya Mishra, Founder-Director, HeadStart Foundation
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Ravi Shankar, Co-Founder, Proto
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Today’s harsh economic environment is the ideal staging ground for young entrepreneurs
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He has seen three crises in 18 years. That’s the basis of the lessons he offers to young scions
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The IAS has contributed to India. With these four reforms, it can contribute more—effectively
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Youth is wasted in India. Till date, they haven’t been given a chance to exercise real power
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It’s not just the government that’s dithering on 3G. Even operators are happy to delay investments
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If 3G is to scale up quickly in India, handset prices will have to fall sharply
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Of the five big media deals in the last two years, only one has lived up to its billing
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Development projects and illegal salt production are slowly but surely killing India’s largest salt-water lake
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Vishal Dhupar, Head, Symantec India
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The belt-tightening is on. The old guard should come out leaner, but many of the new guns will perish
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In 1984, he was said to be in the running for the country’s top job. Twenty-five years on, he gets it, albeit unofficially
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Infosys Technologies and TCS have adopted contrasting forex
hedging policies. So, which is better?
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Pharma companies have got their forex hedges all wrong. Five of them racked up a collective Rs 1,000 crore forex loss last quarter
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The RBI wants banks to cut rates to increase credit flow. Banks want to play it safe. And that’s causing friction between the two
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L&T’s AM Naik is bracing himself to launch a bid for Satyam. The market’s verdict: good for Satyam, bad for L&T
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Tata Motors’ European centre has one more reason to roll out its ‘green’ applications through a new generation of JLR cars
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Dropping its GDP projections has become a habit with this government. It’s lowered it to 7.1%, but even that might elude
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The deal will transform Pfizer from a pure pharma play, and give it a diversified healthcare portfolio of biotech drugs
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