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How Much Benefit Does That Costly Cardiac Drug Hold?
Newer, expensive drugs for cardiac care may be only marginally more effective, but are prescribed aggressively. India needs strong prescription guidelines to keep treatment costs in check
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Lighting Up the Last Mile: Fibre Optics are the Way Forward
Optical fibre may be the only way ahead to provide high-speed Internet. But the business case looks tough in the short term
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The Experts Don't Always Read the Stock Market Right
Experts are often as clueless as a novice when it comes to calling the market
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Tapping Tomorrow's Markets
It's in places like Aurangabad that the future of India's consumption story lies
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Ravi Venkatesan: Wish We had Responded to Innovation Sooner
Ravi Venkatesan, outgoing chairman of Microsoft India, tells Forbes India that his biggest regret is that he will not be a part of the big wave that will hit India in the next 18 months
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The Indian Railway Overload
The Railways is missing its revenue targets and facing a cash squeeze just when it needs the money for large investments
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Why Japanese Steel Companies Are In India
For Japanese steel giants, forging alliances with their Indian counterparts to establish their presence here has become a crucial survival tool
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Surviving Infancy - Infant Mortality in India
There has been a definite drop in infant mortality in India. But how much of this is the effect of the national public health initiative is still unclear
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Khurshid M. Kasuri: We Were This Close To A Peace Accord
India and Pakistan narrowly missed resolving their conflict in 2006, but the foundation for enduring peace has been laid, former Pakistani foreign minister, Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri tells Forbes India
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Letter From the Deputy Editor: How to Build a Winning Team
Rajasthan won the championship not merely on the field but through administrative reforms off the field as well
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The Slow Death Of The RTI Act
And you thought you could get information from the State using the RTI Act? Take your place in the line behind thousands of frustrated citizens