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Outsourcing Heats up at Law Firms
More and more people with the ability to go up the value chain are joining the industry, Sanjay Kamlani tells Forbes India
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Letter from the Executive Editor: Telling the Truths of FDI in Retail
It takes time to figure this complicated nation out, and lessons learnt from other parts of the world cannot be arbitrarily imported or imposed
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Shaping India's Future: Democracy, Capitalism, Government
A transcript of the AN Shroff memorial lecture delivered by Arun Maira, Member of Planning Commission, at the Indian Merchants Chamber in Mumbai on 9th October, 2012.
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Leadership beyond the rat race
Leadership is lacking in moral strength and compassion for the population
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India Could Profit from the US Fed's Sops
India could profit from US Federal Reserve's sops but long-term asset price inflation needs watching
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India Has Its Own Homework to Do: OECD's Angel Gurria
OECD secretary-general Angel Gurr'a tells Forbes India that though the slowdown in India is partly due to the euro zone crisis, better regulation in three key areas could help boost growth
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A Recent Supreme Court Ruling Could Kill RTI
Why the recent Supreme Court ruling threatens to kill citizens Right to Information
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Who's the Most Popular World Leader Today
A status check on the waxing and waning popularity of political leaders across the globe and what influences their ratings
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Giving Higher Education a Boost
For reforming higher education in India, the challenge lies in implementing new initiatives in the 12th Five Year Plan period (2012-2017), Pawan Agarwal 'the man behind the mission' tells Forbes India
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Dennis Lillee: You Are Born to Be A Fast Bowler
Aussie bowling legend Dennis Lillee, whose tenure as the director of the MRF Pace Foundation ends, tells Forbes India that hard work helps you get to the highest level in cricket and harder work ensures your stay there
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Letter From The Editor: Leaders With the Power to Transform
What's refreshing is that none of these leaders are deterred by the wobbles in the larger India growth story. Instead, they're entirely focussed on shaping the future