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COVER STORY On the Global Track? The Indian auto component industry is being billed as the next outsourcing success story. Will it make the cut? The hope and the hype The component industry's first two forays into the export market failed. But now, global majors are showing interest in suppliers here. The hard road ahead. Read>> Get, set, go... But watch out for the dangerous bends. A look at the liabilities that could possibly trip up the industry. Read>> IN DEPTH India-China Debate Can India overtake China? Yes, say Yasheng Huang of MIT and Tarun Khanna of Harvard University, arguing that there's lots going in India's favour. But Beijing-based correspondent Jehangir Pocha from his vantage post takes a contrary view. Read >> IN VOGUE Inside Jalan's World Bimal Jalan retires as RBI governor this month. And moves to the Rajya sabha. Is North Block next? Read >> COMMENT Omkar Goswami The ministry of civil aviation has created Fortress India. Few can get in, fewer can get out. Read >> IN THE NEWS The Tata Power-BSES Spat Will competition be allowed in power distribution? Tata Power Company has moved court against the decision of the Maharashtra regulator, MERC, to prevent it from supplying power at lower rates in areas served by BSES. This will test whether Electricity Act 2003 can promote competition. Read >> Interview: Rajan Nanda "…the one who has the bat, bats. The one who is at the wheel, drives. I am at the wheel, I will drive." Escorts chairman Rajan Nanda on the dispute with his brother Anil Nanda. Read >> Punjab Tractors The UK-based CDC Group's flip-flop on the open offer has cost shareholders dearly. Read >> ITES Survey Find out why people join ITES companies and why they quit. Read >> Iway In the graveyard of cybercafes, Satyam's iway seems to have found a way to survive. Read >> Tech stocks Surprise of surprises, despite the lacklusture showing of infotech stocks, technology funds have managed to average returns of over 15% Read >> CASE STUDY Training the top brass - III New generation managers can carry the baton from Day One, says Sheela Pai, and organisations have to change to keep up with them Read >> IN DEPTH Kunal Dasgupta: remake III The irrepressible CEO has brought Sony back into the reckoning again. But can he fix it for good now? Read >> IN VOGUE The lesser known 'Sabeer Bhatia' Husein Gandhi is also an Internet prodigy - but in a twisted sort of way Read >> ECONOMICS 2.0 Niranjan Rajadhyaksha Measuring the cost of productivity in cricket, music and the services sector. Read >> BW OPINION Cut-price to world-class One of free India's shibboleths was the small-scale industry. It all started with hand-spinning and hand-weaving, which were a Gandhian fetish; but it soon translated itself into protection of small firms Read >> THAT'S IT Put the 'Washer in your mailbox There's no one program that can keep out all the spam headed for your mailbox. But mail washer does a pretty good job. Read >> BOOKMARK Review Browsing Alert Selection Blockbusters > See the Cover Image > Subscribe Now   NEWSLETTER Please enter your email id for weekly updates of BW magazine

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