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Fri,10 Feb 2012
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Interviews

Trinamool is only credible option for peace, progress
Trinamool Congress is vying for a stake in Manipur for the first time. The party’s Rajya Sabha member Derek O’Brien was specially sent to the northeast state to supervise and fine-tune poll preparations. Saubhadra Chatterji reports.
Wildly mindly tips
As the saying goes, your mind could be your loyal servant as well as your deadliest enemy, the devil incarnate himself. The Buddha says it is your own mind and not your enemy that could be your greatest foe who can take you off the track and be a source of great destruction and violence.
Pvt players need to invest in infrastructure, set up terminals
Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) managing director Anil K Gupta spoke on a range of issues concerning the container freight business in an interview with Srinand Jha.
Stop fussing over faith
Our tastes and desires cannot be at the mercy of a religious mob. Soumitro Das writes.
‘Managing diverse situations is in our DNA’
Brought up on a ‘work-hard culture’, Indians are born leaders, says Soumitra Dutta, the new dean at Cornell’s Johnson Business school. Dipankar De Sarkar reports.
I don't have horns on my head, I am a simple man
Change has come rapidly into Kushwaha's life, but the constant is his reluctance to speak to the media — a trait evident since his BSP days. But he made an exception and spoke to HT after his first public pitch for BJP.
Used to play the guitar, now I’m a boring man

Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) general secretary Jayant Chaudhary’s career is a combination of circumstances and choice. The suave US-born and London School of Economics-educated son of party chief Ajit Singh has picked the rough and tumble of Uttar Pradesh politics as his vocation. Brajendra K Parashar reports.

Proposed construction of over 20,000 dorms for homeless

In his short stint as chairman-cum-managing director of Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) Chetan B Sanghi earned credibility for the organisation by successfully executing several industrial and infrastructure development projects. The DSIIDC has also started four subsidiary companies under his leadership. Excerpts of an interview with Atul Mathur:

Do you think Govinda's career is over now?
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