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The author writes about India, its history, politics, business and aspirations. The author, an Indian ex-pat living in Britain, feels enough is enough, and he needs to head back home soon.
- Added on: Nov 28th, 2008
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Supriyo
- Listed in: International Affairs Economic
- Tags: politics india business international mumbai
Recent Posts
Social Learning: Taking Learning Content to Next Level
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Road to Copenhagen: Why India Must Wake Up
One week from Climate Change conference in Copenhagen, when World Leaders must meet and decide how they are going to 'save the planet', many countries are still wringing their hands and unsure whether they need to do anything at all. Unfortunately, I...
Would Dubai\'s Default Spoil the Party?
The big news today is that Dubai World, the big property conglomerate with many prestigious and some world famous developments under their belt, has requested its creditors to allow it an additional six months to pay a debt of $3.5 billion, which was...
An Autobiographical Note
Recently, I was asked to write a short autobiographical note, highlighting major learning experiences in life. This was an interesting exercise, as it allowed me to reflect back on what I have done so far. I reproduce my submission below. Two themes ...
On Cities
I referred to my discussions with Sudhakar Ram previously and my interest and association with his New Constructs initiative. While he looks at seven such constructs - success, work, consumption, learning, governance, wellness and globalization - one...
The 7 Negotiation Principles I Try To Follow
I have done many negotiations in my life, and in most cases, I failed rather than won. I don't necessarily see that as a negative, because I have managed to win some important ones. Besides, some of the ones I failed to conclude successfully involve ...
