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CEAT Tyre's head believes 'There's Always A Way To Figure Out Growth'
Paras Chowdhary tells Forbes India that though the global tyre industry is dominated by three-four players, there's scope for smaller companies like Ceat to thrive
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Letter From The Editor: How to Study Human Endeavour
Business is all about leading and managing a human institution. If we bring a broader sense of the humanities to business, we'd certainly end up with a richer, better business world
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How An Israeli Organisation Could Help Accident Victims In India
An Israeli organisation that has been using volunteers for emergency services is hopeful of replicating its model in Indian cities
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The World Is Truly A Global Village
Communication and transportation technologies have changed the world and migration
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How Open Source Drug Discovery Is Helping India Develop New Drugs
Left to fend for itself, India is now finally developing new drugs on its own
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The Indian Army's Largest Ever Public-private partnership
For the first time, the Indian Army has thrown open its doors for private players to bid for a project to build the Future Infantry Combat Vehicle
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Why single-speciality hospitals are Prospering
Low capital and investment-friendly business models have created a surge in single speciality hospitals
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Forests Are Still Vanishing, But At A Slower Rate
Forests around the world are still getting wiped out. But the pace of the carnage has slowed
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Moving Toward A Doomsday Weapon?
Breaking the speed-of-light barrier can lead to the laws of physics being rewritten
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Omidyar's Jayant Sinha: Volatile Government Policy is a Deterrent to Investing
Jayant Sinha, partner and MD, Omidyar Network India Advisors, tells Dinesh Narayanan that government trying to micro-manage the economy is not good. Edited excerpts from an interview
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Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop: Even When The Global Crisis hit, We Continued To Do Well
Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop tells Forbes India about how the bank grew under his watch despite the slowdown