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Nestle's Nandu Nandkishore on the Plans for India 4
What ‘reach actually means and the question of a price hike
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Nestle’s Nandu Nandkishore on the Plans for India 3
What ‘reach actually means and the question of a price hike
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Nestle’s Nandu Nandkishore on the Plans for India 2
‘Pragmatic bullishness’ is what we plan for India
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Nestle's Nandu Nandkishore on the Plans for India 1
I’m optimistic about India in the long term
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New Hopes, New Dreams
2012 holds the promise of being another eventful year. Festivals and elections have already kicked off in many parts of the world
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Rajiv Shah: Man On A Foreign Mission 3
Legislating corporate social responsibility for companies is a good idea, says Rajiv Shah, Administrator, USAID
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Rajiv Shah: Man On A Foreign Mission 2
American foreign assistance essentially started as food aid to India 50-60 years ago, says Rajiv Shah, Administrator, USAID
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Rajiv Shah: Man On A Foreign Mission 1
In tough times, smaller but more result-oriented investment in agricultural development and support will help countries become more self sufficient, says Rajiv Shah, Administrator, USAID
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Podcast: Forbes India Special on Petrol Price Decontrol
What will be the immediate and long term impact of Government's move on decontrolling petrol price? Our Associate Editor Cuckoo Paul explains it all.(Podcast produced in association with theindicast.com)
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Podcast: The Untold Story of ITC
Indrajit Gupta and T Surendar succeed in unveiling the inside story of ITC and its chairman. They talk about the immediate challenges facing ITC especially during a time when the future of Mr Deveshwar is in question. His term is slated to end in 2012, but the man intends to stay; British American Tobacco (BAT) which owns a 32 per cent stake in ITC and has two people on the board have other plans. (Podcast produced in association with Indicast)
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Podcast: Indian Telecom Business as we Knew it is Dead
Rohin Dharmakumar, the Assistant Editor and Shishir Prasad, the Deputy Editor at Forbes India discuss the latest Forbes India Cover Story and make some perceptive observations on how the telecom service providers, who are parched for spectrum, might just end up using this additional hard earned bounty to provide "voice relief" rather than launch 3G services at least in the near future. (Podcast produced in association with Indicast)