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Podcast: The 100 most Powerful Celebrities of India
What the numbers say about the top 100 celebrities in India (Podcast produced in association with theindicast.com)
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Podcast: Why Banking is An Attractive Sector
Despite recent concerns, banking smells like money. For good reason (Podcast produced in association with theindicast.com)
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Podcast: Priyanka Chopra's New Song
Priyanka Chopra on the challenges of balancing four films with a brand new singing career. And how she wants to do it all. (Podcast Edited by Ashish K Mishra)
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Podcast: Boman Irani Ki Toh Nikal Padi
Boman Irani on his early life as a waiter, his performance in Khosla ka Ghosla and tips for a budding actor. (Podcast Edited by Ashish K Mishra)
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Podcast: Infosys seeks new revenue streams in sustainability
Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-founder & executive chairman, Infosys, shares his thoughts on sustainability and how their internal exercises taught them to save millions of dollars under seven months
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Podcast: Why is Delhi becoming an attractive city for business and residential?
Pranay Vakil talks about the Delhi real estate and why it has become so attractive to investors and buyers over the last few years compared to Mumbai.
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Podcast: Ratan Tata has Big Plans for the Tata Trusts
Ratan Tata's corporate innings was spectacular. Now, he's ready to take the Tata Trusts to the next level (Podcast produced in association with theindicast.com)
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Why Can't You Afford A House in Mumbai?
Affording a decent a house in city like Mumbai is getting difficult over the years. Pranay Vakil throws light on this problem
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Podcast: Hard to Make Money off Digital Advertising
Neeraj Roy, MD and CEO, Hungama Digital on an unique digital programme and the future of digital advertising
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Podcast: The new socio economic classification is at best a jugaad
Rama Bijapurkar, independent market consultant explains why the new socio-economic classification will not meet the needs of all marketers
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Podcast: Pranay Vakil explains how real estate funds survive in India
Pranay Vakil, chairman of Knight Frank India, explains the hurdles real estate funds face while investing in the Indian market and how some of them have survived