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| On
a slimming regimen |
IL&FS recently sold its mutual fund
schemes to UTI. And now it is looking for a way out of
the other businesses that don't fit its core mandate of
infrastructure financing. Is all this in preparation of
a merger with Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation?
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"Animal houses expressed inability to do our tests"
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It has managed to arouse a lot of curiosity.
For the first time research director Satish Totey speaks
about the company's research on stem cells.
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| The
price of terror |
What are the costs of continued conflict
between India and Pakistan? The Gross Terror Product of
the two countries gives an idea.
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| Mandir,
masjid, or both? |
What was behind prime minister Atal
Bihari Vajpayee's statement that the Ram temple is still
an unfinished agenda?
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| Eastward
bound |
Foreign auto components makers are relocating
plants to India. But is that really good news?
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| Moving
up the value chain |
India has started making forays into
design & development, but R&D is not on the horizon
yet.
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| Caveat
venditor |
Indian companies must understand issues
of product liability and recall. Else they may run up
millions of dollars in losses.
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| New
players, new learnings |
There's a new breed of auto parts exporters
in India. It is no longer a case of the Bharat Forges
and the Sundram Fasteners monopolising exports.
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| The
weak link |
Future industry growth depends on how
many quality Tier III suppliers develop. But too few of
them are around today.
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| The
agitation of auto ancillaries |
Indian companies face a real threat
from Thai companies in supplies to original equipment
manufacturers. But they can use this as an opportunity
to expand into the global market.
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| Are
we cookie cutters? |
Organisations decide what they want
and the education system produces accordingly. But does
real innovation need a different approach?
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