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Shyamala Gopinath - Banks Have to Increase Trust
Financial inclusion is not just about opening more branches, RBI's outgoing Deputy Governor Shyamala Gopinath tells Forbes India
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Aids at 30 - Down But Not Out
Thirty years after being identified, the HIV infection rate has declined, but when will we have a vaccine to nail the virus?
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Breaking Down the Poverty Problem
Tackle the small issues, says economist Abhijit Banerjee, and that will answer the bigger questions
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Keep the Door Revolving On Delisting Norms
If delisting of shares from exchanges is made easier, private equity funds can play a better role in the turnaround of small companies
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Atul Churamani: The Sound of Music
India is one of the few growth markets for music. What's needed now is a robust business model, industry veteran Atul Churamani tells Forbes India
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Lt. General J.F.R. Jacob: I Had To Ignore Orders
Lt. General J.F.R. Jacob tells Forbes India that he does not regret being the unsung hero of the 1971 India-Pakistan War over Bangladesh
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India's Not Quite On The Brandwagon
Most shopping in India is need-based, price-sensitive and ever on the lookout for discounts. The luxury market is no exception
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Figuring Out Investing Odds
Investors should not base their decisions on small samples and blindly follow rules of thumb
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Haryana: The State of Discontent
From the Honda unrest in 2005 to the Maruti strike in 2011, industrial relations in Haryana have gone from bad to worse
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Slow Cooking, Forbes India Style
The best CEOs first demand a lot from themselves, before they turn their attention elsewhere. Simply put, they lead by example
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Pankaj Ghemawat: The World is Not Flat. So What
Management guru Pankaj Ghemawat explains what it means to accept that the globalisation cup is more empty than full