Business Standard
Monday, Nov 23, 2009
 
drived banner
drived banner
  Advanced Search
Feedback | RSS
Content Guide
Follow us on  
  Home  ||||||||| 
 BS Headlines | News Now | BS Weekend | The strategist | The Smart Investor | Lunch with BS | Columnists | BS 1000
Home Live Markets | Smart Portfolios II
  Search:
     Search Results   imagining india
 
Nilekani's 'Imagining India' wins Readers' Choice Award03-SEP-09
Former Infosys Chairman Nandan Nilekani's book 'Imagining India' has won Readers' Choice Award for Non-fiction at this year's Indiaplaza Golden Quill Awards.
T N Ninan: Citizen No. 473879621?27-JUN-09
Nandan Nilekani virtually wrote himself a new job when he wrote Imagining India. On pages 367-371, he went into the business of issuing a unique identity card to all citizens—a project that has now been handed over to him, to general approval about a great choice having been made. With a full measure of realism about what he is getting into, Mr Nilekani terms the project a “hairy” business; and in his book (excerpted on the facing page), he gives some idea why.
Zapping those phantom IDs27-JUN-09
If Nandan Nilekani is confident he can deliver India’s first unique ID card in just two years, it’s because he’s been thinking about it for a long time.
'We will miss him but the company will continue to run as usual'26-JUN-09
Nandan Nilekani, the author of the book Imagining India, helped conjure the shape of what is now India's second largest IT services provider, Infosys Technologies, which he co-founded with five other tech professionals, including its current chairman, N R Narayana Murthy, in 1981. Now, even as most IT services firms are trying to emerge out of a crippling global financial crisis, Nilekani is stepping down to take up a bigger cause — heading a government project to provide a unique
T N Ninan: Writer's buck28-MAR-09
Authors have finally started making news in India, with the size of their book advances and not just their books themselves. Ramachandra Guha had publishers vying to offer him upwards of a crore of rupees earlier this week. Admittedly, that was for five (or seven) books, not one; but it hit the headlines in almost the same way that Sachin Tendulkar’s first big endorsement contract did.
2008: The year's best non-fiction16-DEC-08
What was the world interested in this year? War, Barack Obama, the politics of food, V S Naipaul and how to get rich when the markets were doing their celebrated imitation of the walls of Jericho.
T C A Srinivasa-Raghavan: Modi and the Ramanujam Test15-DEC-07
A K Ramanujam put forth a simple idea: while Westerners function on moral absolutes, Indians function on contextual morality.
  
Most Popular
Read
E-Mailed
Commented
   
- IAF orders more Tejas LCAs to replace MiG-21s
- Indian CIOs more progressive than global counterparts: IBM study
- Suzlon shifts global HQ ops back to India
- Tata docomo extends per second billing to roaming
- Godrej's Nano: Chotukool
 
 More  
BS Poll
Cast Your Vote
 
   
 
Should sugar prices be decontrolled?
  Yes  No
Submit

  Hot Searches  
 
Amitabh Bachchan | N Chandrasekaran | Swine Flu | Mukesh Ambani | Anil Ambani | TCS | Infosys |  Air India |  Duronto |  Pranab Mukherjee | Sonia Gandhi | Congress | Rahul Gandhi |  Bigg Boss |  New Pension Scheme |  Service tax |  Excise duty |  Sebi | Tech Mahindra |  Ramalinga Raju |  Satyam |  Reliance  |  RBI |  GDP |  Gold |  Ratan Tata |  ICICI |  |  B-School | DLF  Sensex |  Tax calculator | Home Loan  | Bollywood | Personal Finance |  inflation | oil prices |  World Bank | Reliance Infratel |  HDFC |  Barack Obama  
  Member Area Write to the Editor RSS Archives Advanced Search
  Subscribe to BS print product BS e-paper Newsletter Portfolio Tracker
  BS Products BS Hindi BS Motoring
FOR HOT PRODUCTS
BS Bazaar.com
Home | Markets & Investing | Companies & Industry | Banking & Finance | Economy & Policy | Opinion
Life & Leisure | Management & Marketing | Tech World
About Us | Partner With Us | Code of Conduct | Careers | Advertise with us| Terms & Conditions | Disclaimer | Site Map | Contact Us | Feedback