Special Report
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Start-up India is Work-in-Progress
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Start-up Action Plan gets a thumbs up for its stated goals, but the jury is still out as the fine print is being read
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It's time to wage war against diseases: Preetha Reddy
Combating non-communicable diseases, providing universal access to quality health care and reversing the brain drain of medical professionals deserve top priority in the health sector
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Favourable factors to boost FMCG sector: RS Agarwal
The coming year brings hope of sales growth for FMCG companies for more than one reason
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Indians have the potential to reshape every industry: Vishal Sikka
Indians have the potential to reshape every industry; but in order for us to lead the next industrial revolution, we also must embrace our own creative confidence
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The best time to start up is now
Narendra Modi celebrates the success of Indian startups and outlines an ambitious startup action plan to catapult entrepreneurship to the next level
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Travis Kalanick's eight commandments for entrepreneurial success
Uber co-founder shares the lessons he learnt as he made the brand an household name across the world
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What a startup should do to succeed in India
Entrepreneurs who have succeeded with their startups share their secrets
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Will seriously accelerate investment in India: Masayoshi Son
Warns that India needs to overcome mobile broadband infrastructure and electricity challenges to fuel the growth momentum
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The stars are aligning for startups: Kris Gopalakrishnan
A combination of factors—like government will, growing spirit of enterprise, expanding talent pool, investor support—will ensure the rise and rise of startups and innovation
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Luxury auto industry can build on a strong 2015: Roland S Folger
India's burgeoning middle-class with their growing affluence and spending power portends well for the strong growth of the luxury car industry, and the economy as a whole
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The seeds of structural changes will bear fruit: Ashok Wadhwa
The Modi-led government has opted to administer three structural resets which, by definition, may entail short-term pain for long-term gain, and 2016 is likely to ring in the latter