UPFRONT / Close Range
Nata Menabde, country head, WHO, tells Forbes India that governments should take measures to improve access to life-saving drugs, but be sensitive to pharmaceutical industry’s concerns
Dinesh Narayanan
David Davidar, co-founder of Aleph Book Company, tells Forbes India that his company hopes to fix the dearth of great books in history, science, politics, sociology and travel
Peter Griffin
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Former technical advisor to the Indian hockey team Ric Charlesworth tells Forbes India that the hype around India qualifying for the Olympics may not be entirely justified
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Dipak C Jain spoke with Forbes India about creating a truly global management programme
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Nirmal Jain, Chairman of IIFL has navigated his company successfully at a time when the markets have not really shown a healthy growth. Over the last two years he has got into the business of lending, mutual funds and real estate funds. He spoke with Forbes India about IIFL and its new businesses and why he has taken this new path for growth
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Jayant Sinha, partner and MD, Omidyar Network India Advisors, tells Dinesh Narayanan that government trying to micro-manage the economy is not good. Edited excerpts from an interview
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InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG) is bullish on the Indian hospitality sector. And to show just how serious it is, IHG held its first-ever board meeting here. Forbes India spoke to Chairman David Webster
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IDFC’s Executive Director Vikram Limaye tells Forbes India that growth is not sustainable without reforms in power and roads
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Jasmine Whitbread, chief executive of Save the Children, tells Forbes India that rising food prices are leaving thousands of children hungry
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Rohini Mukherjee of Naandi Foundation tells Sriram Balasubramanian that workers of Integrated Child Development Services are underqualified and overworked
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Aninda Moitra, MD of Applied Materials, world’s largest maker of equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, tells Forbes India that incremental changes in technology can counter the volatility in the solar industry
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Susumu Kawanishi, president, Seiko Watch India, tells Forbes India that making the transition from economy to luxury market segment is not an easy task
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