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How to avoid power outages: Jayant Deo, Indian Energy Exchange
Jayant Deo, MD and CEO of Indian Energy Exchange, tells Forbes India that an open market for power can reduce the chances of large blackouts
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Business and creativity have to exist together: UTV's Zarina Mehta
UTV's co-founder tells Deepak Ajwani and Abhishek Raghunath how the network kept hits coming
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NAC Reminds the Govt About the Marginalised
Activist Harsh Mander, who was recently dropped from the National Advisory Council (NAC), says that in his experience, the PM was his own man
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L'Oreal MD: India Is the Future
L'Oreal India's Managing Director Jacques Challes tells Forbes India how emerging market innovations are driving the company's growth
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Anand Sudarshan: Licence Raj Still Exists in the Education Sector
In the education sector, the government's good intentions don't always have good results, Anand Sudarshan, VC & MD of MaGE tells Nilofer D'Souza
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Vishakha Desai: Knowing a Country's Culture Helps One Understand the Causes of Tension
Asia Society's president and CEO Vishakha Desai tells Forbes India about how the New York headquartered organisation has transformed into a transnational institution
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Rattan Keswani: Land Costs, Tardy Paperwork Are challenges For Hospitality Industry
Former president of Trident Hotels, Rattan Keswani, tells Forbes India Thomas that hotels are realising that the world of tomorrow is skewed towards the domestic traveler
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The Next 40 Years Will be the Best for India
Union Bank head MV Nair talks to Forbes India about the benefits of a long tenure and about his future plans for credit information bureau, CIBIL
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Vikram Singh Mehta: Shell could have been where Reliance is
Vikram Singh Mehta, the face of Shell in India for the past 19 years was in the committee that outlined steps to complete decontrol. The report was never implemented. He spoke with Forbes India
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CEAT Tyre's head believes 'There's Always A Way To Figure Out Growth'
Paras Chowdhary tells Forbes India that though the global tyre industry is dominated by three-four players, there's scope for smaller companies like Ceat to thrive
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Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop: Even When The Global Crisis hit, We Continued To Do Well
Standard Chartered's Neeraj Swaroop tells Forbes India about how the bank grew under his watch despite the slowdown