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In Search of the Holy Grail

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  • How Do I Beat the Lie Detector?

    How Do I Beat the Lie Detector?

    All of us have worn long overcoats, donned a deerstalker on our heads, stuck our dad’s pipe in our mouth and pretended to be a detective hot on someone’s trail. After a lot of hiding in dark alleys and ducking in taxis, we caught up with an ex-policeman turned private eye (he wishes anonymity) to ask him, if detective work is really just elementary.


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  • Habil Khorakiwala: Hard to Swallow

    Habil Khorakiwala: Hard to Swallow

    Habil Khorakiwala has stepped down as managing director of pharma firm Wockhardt in the wake of a debt burden and forex losses. He now retains only the chairmanship. Forbes India asks him about the tumult within the company


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  • A Model for the Newborn

    A Model for the Newborn

    Dr. Abhay Bang has achieved a dramatic decrease in infant mortality rate by empowering local women with the knowledge they need to take care of babies

  • Nandan Nilekani:'This is a Sales Job'

    Nandan Nilekani:'This is a Sales Job'

    Nandan Nilekani is getting ready to manage the most technologically challenging and largest scale project he has ever handled: the national identity project. Here, he tells Forbes India how the skills he learnt at Infosys will help him in the new assignment

  • A Ticket to Better Education

    A Ticket to Better Education

    Why should impoverished children be forced to only attend poorly run government schools, asks Parth Shah. That's why his Delhi-based non-profit, Centre for Civil Society, is rooting for education vouchers which allow parents and not bureaucrats to choose what school the child goes to

  • The Unfinished Agenda

    The Unfinished Agenda

    Development economist Jean Dreze, an Indian of Belgian origin, was a key influence in the original design of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS). Here, he talks about the idea behind the scheme and the loopholes that need to be plugged

  • Ratul Puri: "PV has played out to the assumptions on a text book basis"

    Ratul Puri: "PV has played out to the assumptions on a text book basis"

    Ratal Puri of Moser Baer discusses his strategy as he switches focus from Optical storage to Photovoltaics


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  • My London

    My London

    Vivek Kamath is one of the directors with Matrix Entertainment, a celebrity management firm. He loves the city and says it’s a happy coincidence that it is a big market for Indian stars


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  • In Search of the Holy Grail

    In Search of the Holy Grail

    Since 1980, India's Grand Old Party has moved from state control to a pro-business stance and one man has seen it all. Now, Pranab Mukherjee is painting a new sheen of socialism one that will work with market forces

  • Dregs in NREGS

    Dregs in NREGS

    India's largest social safety net needs a quality upgrade. A village in Rajasthan may have the answers


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