Shreekant Sambrani
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Shreekant Sambrani
Shreekant Sambrani is an engineer and an economist who has taught at Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad), and helped set up the Institute of Rural Management in Anand, Gujarat. He has advised numerous private, co-operative, government, and international agencies on policy and strategy issues. He also writes on current events of social, political, and economic significance.
Shreekant Sambrani is an engineer and an economist who has taught at Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad), and helped set up the Institute of Rural Management in Anand, Gujarat. He has advised numerous private, co-operative, government, and international agencies on policy and strategy issues. He also writes on current events of social, political, and economic significance.
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Lessons BJP should remember from the 2004 election
Despite a happy state of affairs, the BJP-led NDA had no cause to lose the 2004 election
The debate that wasn't
The spur-of-the-moment exercise we saw on August 15 was not even a patch on what could pass as real debate
A GPS guide for investing in India
Former Cummins and Microsoft India chief Ravi Venkatesan's book is a lucid explanation of what it takes to win in India
The Tao of betting
The high-risk, high-reward nature of modern sport makes it a natural target for speculation. It is a relatively small leap from this point to manipulate results
The gravy train
The recent jobs-for-sale scam has finally uncovered the cesspit
The tyranny of goodwill, logic
Surrealism has never quite been J M Coetzee's forte. So, despite all the craftsmanship, his latest offering is not quite what is expected from this vastly gifted writer
IPL's insouciant charm
Evening after sweaty evening, we become flash mobs for the 240 legal deliveries of the white ball
How the other half gives
Professor Zoltan J Acs tells that wealthy sees philanthropy not as charity but as an investment in future, in knowledge
The exception raj
Liberalisation may have changed so much, but not the Indian mindset that prizes individual-centric discretion
Shreekant Sambrani: Gene revolution - The way ahead
The battle for sustained nutritional security for the entire world must not be held hostage to anti-GM dogmatism
Shreekant Sambrani: Gene revolution - the antecedents
Without GM crops, feeding the world will become impossible
Shreekant Sambrani: The Gujarat referendum
The outcome is assured not least because Narendra Modi has campaigned hard for himself
Shreekant Sambrani: Modi's Gujarat in black & white
Debroy's research convincingly shows the controversial leader has substantially built on earlier successes but the black marks of 2002 remain
Gujarat: Yesterday and tomorrow
Modi is unlikely to offer anything more than a symbolic doffing of his cap to heal the wounds of that calamitous year
Shreekant Sambrani: Modi - demagogue or democrat?
To succeed on the national stage, the question is whether Modi will retain his strident style or metamorphose into a mellower statesman
Shreekant Sambrani: Tracking Obama 2.0
Now freed of the daunting task of running for office again, will the original inspirational Obama resurface?
Master of melancholy
Pamuk's second novel in Turkish is rich in brooding memories of a bygone era but the experience is elevating rather than oppressive