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Dec 11, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia In a strife-torn land, the J&K Bank has a problem—of plenty
Dec 04, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia The government's decision to reduce its holding in public sector banks raises hackles on all sides
Nov 20, 2000
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Oct 30, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia At a time when marketspace is cramped, a fight for incentives at MUL turns ugly
Oct 23, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia It's time to get real. Ignoring infrastructure for software has led to the economy slowing down.
Oct 16, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia Be your own boss. That simple but seductive motto is what motivates big dreamers, fuelled by easing cash...
Oct 09, 2000
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INTERVIEWS
Mohanbir S. Sawhney
Who will be the winners in tomorrow's networked world? Which business models will make money and which...
Oct 02, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia Own the roads. The Rs 60-lakh S 320L, Merc of the Mercs, is now here to spoil you.
Sep 18, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia Rediff and sify, chalk and cheese, rule the web in India now. But will they in another three years?
Aug 28, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia With its international long-distance monopoly under threat, the PSU needs to reconfigure itself and add fresh...
Aug 21, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia But don’t panic. It’s just a dollar bull chasing the rupee.
Jul 31, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia STD could be as cheap as a local call. But only if the DoT is kept out of harm’s way.
Jul 17, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia The case for fiscal autonomy is strong. But are the states demanding it responsible enough?
Jul 10, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia A 'lame-duck' Paswan feels he's more sinned against than sinning
Jul 03, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia Already one of the world's top growers, India could become the fastest growing economy in the next decacde
Jul 03, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia
INTERVIEWS
Narayan Karthikeyan
India's most popular F3 driver on what it takes to be the fastest Indian on wheels
Mar 20, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia
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Sunil Bharti Mittal
From bicycle spares to a NASDAQ listing - he owes it all to focus. Meet India’s telecom king, Sunil...
Feb 28, 2000
Bharat Ahluwalia Rolling in crores, the BCCI is a money-minting behemoth. A PIL seeks to get them to play cricket.
