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10 Leaders Who Think Different
The mavericks, the change-makers, the trailblazers. The winners of Forbes India Leadership Awards 2011
ByForbes India
Ratan Tata: The Decisions Are His Own
ByLord Kumar Bhattacharyya
Manish Sabharwal: The Messenger Is More Important than the Process
ByManish Sabharwal
Tata Steel: An Unbeaten Track Record
ByH.M. Nerurkar
N.R.N. Murthy: Margins Better Than Revenues
ByN.R. Narayana Murthy
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Vinita Bali: No Looking Back
ByVinita Bali
Rajiv Bajaj: Being Original to Succeed
ByRajiv Bajaj
B.P. Rao: On Maintaining The Growth Momentum
ByB. Prasada Rao
Shanker Annaswamy: People Leadership is Important
ByShanker Annaswamy
Rahul Bhatia: We Stuck To The Fundamentals
ByRahul Bhatia
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V.G. Siddhartha: Everybody Said It Wouldn't Work
ByV.G. Siddhartha
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