Special Report
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Expensive Real Estate Markets are Due For A Correction
But prudent investors will find plenty of opportunities in premium and redevelopment projects
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Fixed Income: The 3 'I's Of Investing
Inflation, interest rates and illiquidity make fixed income an attractive option in the New Year
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Private Equity: Pricing Imagination
The private equity scene has made a decisive turnaround and HNIs are pouring money in decade-long bets
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Passive Funds: The Sense in Sensex
Passive funds are becoming popular. Find out if they are right for you
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Mutual Fund: In Debt We Trust
Fund managers don’t expect the stock market to sizzle in 2011. That means debt and hybrid funds will steal equity’s thunder
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Gems on Bargain: 10 Stocks We Recommend You Invest in 2011
Ten stocks that combine high growth potential, healthy profit margins and low price-to-earnings multiples
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Kishore Biyani: The Never-say-die Retailer
When the crisis hit, Future Group CEO Kishore Biyani hunkered down and trimmed costs. He learned to unlearn many of his own rules of retailing. Now, as shoppers are back with a vengeance, he is in far better shape to tap that growth
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Hemendra Kothari: Beyond Profits
Hemendra Kothari is using his wealth and his business acumen to impact the lives of millions through his charitable trusts. Wildlife conservation, along with a focus on generating alternative skills and employment for villagers in forest areas, is a key contribution
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Vinod Rai: Exposing Corruption
As Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Vinod Rai has produced unforgiving audit reports pinning government departments, the most recent being one on the 2G spectrum scam, which led to the telecom minister’s losing his job
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Sandeep Tambe: Protecting our Flora and Fauna
Sandeep Tambe is special secretary, Department of Rural Management & Development, Sikkim. His dedication to the people and his ability to innovate are the most important factors in making Sikkim one of the most successful states in implementing NREGA
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Ram Sewak Sharma: Easy Coding
Ram Sevak Sharma, director general, UIDAI, brings a power-packed combination: An understanding of technology and the common man’s needs. He needs this to deliver a UID card to 600 million Indians on time