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The Billionaire's Apprentice: Tracing Rajat Gupta's Icarus-like fall
by Uttara Choudhury
Jun 17, 2013

of Technology in Delhi and moved to the US in 1971 to study in Harvard Business School on a scholarship. Two years later, he joined the largely white, clubby Mc #OnOurMind # Books # Raj Rajaratnam # Rajat Gupta # Anita Raghavan # The Billionaire's Apprentice
Rajat Gupta vs Raj Rajaratnam: The 21st century Great Gatsby
by Sandip Roy
May 22, 2013

, philanthropist with all the correct credentials for todays blue-blood IIT, Harvard Business School, McKinsey and a rolodex that includes the likes of Bill #CultureDecoder # Raj Rajaratnam # Rajat Gupta # The Great Gatsby # Anita Raghavan
UP minister declines US varsity invite
by F wire
May 11, 2013

Yadav last month boycotted his lecture at Harvard Business School after Azam Khan was frisked and detained by the homeland security staff at Logan #India # Religion # Congress # YouTube # Firefox # News # archives # Chrome
Citing Azam Khan incident, UP minister declines US varsity invite
May 10, 2013

his lecture at Harvard Business School after Azam Khan was frisked and detained by the homeland security staff at Logan International Airport in Boston.IANS #Uttar Pradesh # NewsTracker # Azam Khan # Shiv Pal Yadav
The real reason why Akshilesh Yadav milked Azam Khan's frisking
May 01, 2013

to Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav boycotting the lecture at the Harvard Business School on the successful management of the Kumbh Mela and also a civic #Politics # Uttar Pradesh # India # Akhilesh Yadav # Azam Khan # Minority politics
Short-sighted SP, hails Akhilesh Yadav for calling off Harvard trip
Apr 28, 2013

Amid criticism that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav should not have cancelled his lecture at the Harvard Business School to protest " #WhatNext # Harvard # Akhilesh Yadav # Azam Khan # Kumbh Mela
After detention at airport, Azam Khan cuts short US trip
Apr 26, 2013

development and parliamentary affairs minister, would deliver a lecture at the Harvard Business School (HBS) on organising the Maha Kumbh Mela as planned, he #US # NewsTracker # Harvard University # Azam Khan
Akhilesh visits Harvard to deliver lecture on organising Kumbh Mela
Apr 24, 2013

a lecture at the Harvard Business School on organising the Maha Kumbh Mela and the challenges faced by the administration.Urban Development Minister Mohammad #United States # Uttar Pradesh # NewsTracker # Harvard University # Maha Kumbh Mela 2013
The Boston marathon: An Indian runner remembers...
by Sandip Roy
Apr 16, 2013

to be able to run in it, says Khatu who lives in San Francisco. Running it is considered an accomplishment. Its like, say, getting into Harvard Business School #OnOurMind # Boston Marathon # Boston Marathon basts # Dave Zirin
Have a startup idea? Enter the Start-up India Funding Challenge
by FP Staff
Mar 20, 2013

with partnerships with TiE, NEN and the Harvard Business School Alumni Angels, India Chapter.Winners will also be mentored by industry experts such as Ranjit Shastri #CNBC-TV18 # Startup # Young Turks

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Lok Sabha polls 2014: Back to basics for Congress and BJP

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From a fed-up, die-hard fan: An open letter to SRK

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Vajpayee, Advani, Modi: Every leader has given Hindutva a twist

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Fear of the unknown grips the BJP in Bihar

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In Mamata's Bengal: Zero tolerance for rape or protesting against rape?

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Food security: For poor’s sake, jholawalas must speak up

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Why a BJP-JD(U) split will be good for India

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Chidu takes comfort in Fitch upgrade, but where are real reforms?

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Why cutting interest rates will have little impact on industrial production

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Why 'Sir' Ravindra Jadeja is a people's genius

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The Aurangzeb factor: 5 lessons from Modi-Advani tussle

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Why 55-60 to the dollar may be the new normal for rupee

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Advani wins: No free hand for Narendra Modi just yet

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Obama's second innings? As a junior engineer in govt service in India

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How US industries are trying to use 'treaties' to arm twist India

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