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Pragati, an online and electronic journal, is by far the most thoughtful collection of analysis on India that I’ve come across in a long time. Back in graduate school I once had a professor tell me that the best political and economic analysis was done in journals that had [...]
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by Nitin Badjatia on May 23, 2008
in India
Mark Fidelman recently published an article at Seeking Alpha that does a pretty thorough job in analyzing one of India’s biggest challenges, the innovation gap.
India produces some of the brightest minds in technology, science and medicine yet has not demonstrated any truly large scale and breakthrough innovations in those fields. The giant India corporations [...]
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India,
India Education,
Innovation
by Nitin Badjatia on January 15, 2008
in India
Note: This post was originally scheduled for October 2007.
One of the nice things about business travel in the US is finding a certain level of consistency in places to stay. Yes, the Courtyards and Hampton Inns are not the most exciting places to stay, but you generally know what you are going [...]
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