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The Biggest Questions Of 2012

There are years that question and years that answer. While We aren't sure yet what kind 2012 will be, we went ahead and tried to find some answers

By Forbes India
Published: Jan 7, 2012 06:32:34 AM IST
Updated: Jan 7, 2012 09:11:25 AM IST

1. Can India Regain Its Number One Test Ranking?

2.  Will Infosys Make a Comeback?

3. Is the Eurozone Heading Towards A Breakup?

4. Will Obama Make It To A Second Term?

5. Will True Democracy Take Root in the Arab Spring Countries?

6. Will The Occupy Wall Street Movement Fizzle Out?

7. Will Water Scarcity Increase Tensions Across Asia?

8. Will India-Pakistan Relations Improve?

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9. Will Capital Flows to India Increase in 2012?

10. Is The Ultra Low-Cost Car Dream Over?

11. What Are India’s Prospects At The London Olympics?

12. Will The Nuclear Power Industry Regain Public Trust?

13. Will the E-Commerce Bubble Burst in 2012?

14. Will Petrol Prices Cross The Rs. 100 A Litre Mark?

15. Will The First Indian Billionaire Sign The Giving Pledge In 2012?

16. Will The Electric Car Be Closer To Mass Market?

17. Will Indian Publishing Continue To Boom?

18. Will the For-Profit Model be Accepted in the Social Sector?

19. Will Broadband Make Content Streaming Viable?

20. Will 2012 Be More Peaceful?

21. Will 2012 Belong To Wind Power Or Solar Power?

22. Will Molecular Gastronomy Go Out Of Fashion?

23.  Will Apple Continue Its Dream Run Without Steve Jobs?

24. Will Rahul Gandhi Throw His Hat in the Ring?

(This story appears in the 06 January, 2012 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)

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