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Ladakh: A spiritual awakening in the land of the gompas |
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Three-storey-high Buddha statues, stupas and monasteries that look like they have been cut out from fairytale books and yaks with floor-sweeping hair are some of the unusual sights you see when you visit Ladakh, says Swetha Amit |
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The 'B' segment: mover and shaker of the Indian car mart |
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In this second set of small car reviews, we move up a notch to vehicles that are just a little bigger than those covered in the previous set (See: Cars under Rs3 lakh) to where the maximum momentum in the Indian car market populalry called 'B' segment, with cars priced between Rs3.5 lakh and Rs7 lakh |
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Growing pains |
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Reading Instant City: Life and death in Karachi by Steve Inskeep was as good as a quick trip to vibrant Karachi, a microcosm of Pakistan, and as tormented by hostilities, conflicts and natural and man-made disasters, says Jacinta Coutinho |
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Cutting through the clutter: PLM demystified |
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A product life cycle management (PLM) system will ensure that a company's products remain on the cutting edge from inception and design to marketing, says Sanjay Daga, executive vice president, operations, Designtech Systems Ltd |
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'And Thereby Hangs a Tale': Short and sweet |
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Fans don't need a second push to pick up Jeffery Archer books. Stories drawn from the author's own life make his short story collection 'And Thereby Hangs a Tale' an added bonanza for fans, says Swetha Amit |
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Jet Airways: no longer the best way to fly |
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Ever since the apparently illogical launch of Jet Konnect, the once premier airline, has been leaving its customers feeling short-changed, says financial risk analyst Amit Sukhram, a frequent flyer |
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Don't spend blindly on internet marketing efforts |
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Continuing her exposition of the common pitfalls and misconceptions encountered during online marketing, Amy Munice of ALM Communications Inc points out the importance of adapting your approach to your company's needs |
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Arun Jaitley, you are wrong on all counts |
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Coming from a seasoned politician who still claims 'It is good to be a reformist', BJP leader Arun Jaitley's arguments against allowing foreign investment in organised retail are unconvincing and untenable. By Shivshankar Verma |
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When will RBI face the truth? |
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Investors are pulling out of India because they have lost confidence in India's immediate future, writes veteran economic analyst Prem Shankar Jha |
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