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Going organic is the Way
Ghee without cholesterol? Vegetarian eggs? Sounds like a contradiction in terms, but a couple of new products point towards a trend which, up till now, has been confined to urban,...
An article from Business line By
Shubhra Gupta
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The organic Trail
He is not merely a favourite with politicians. The Mahatma's simple living, high thinking messages are fast making inroads to the marketing space as entrepreneurs coin catchy names to .....
An article from cities.expressindia.com By
Priyamvada Kowshik
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What it takes to be an entrepreneur
You see her by the roadside in Chennai, painstakingly rolling out jasmine strings by the dozen to sell at crossroads when the evening traffic winds its way home through the jam-packed streets.
An article from Business line By
Preeti Mehra
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Food for body & soul
For someone who is smart at his job, Saurabh Dattaray showed a shocking sense of recklessness as far as his food habits went. The 41-year-old engineer and IIM-B .....
An article from Business line By
Surabhi Khosla
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A step back - to bliss
Professionals, either in the peak of their career or en route there, are changing gears to smaller, `satisfying' vocations and lifestyles. What is their rationale? Namita M. Anand finds out......
An article from Business line
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Silver minds at work
S.R. Valluri, R.R. Nair, R. Thothadri, Ganesh Eashwar... are just a few names. The Indian industry, like others all over the world, is discovering a new talent pool that's a little beyond ...
An article from Business line By
Anjali Prayag
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The challenge is to manage change. Not withstand it
The challenge of the future would be to manage the winds of change rather than withstand it for most changes don't come announced, they just happen. So 'don't wait for change, here and now is all you have ...
An article from The financial Express by our marketing bureau
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