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Disappointed by lack of good Indian magazines on finance but not disheartened, I am always on the lookout for one. The trouble with other magazines is lack of lucidity. They manage to make an interesting topic lifeless. The other day, I picked up MoneyLIFE at Crossword out of curiosity and I must say I am impressed. The interview of KV Kamath was excellent. This man has a lot of...

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A Peaceful Career

22 June 2006

Madonna swears by it and spends several hours a day on it. Gwyneth Paltrow and Meg Ryan are using it to stay fit. As stress levels increase, it's the obvious career of the future. Make yoga training a career option. "In fact, in the US the yoga instructor is the second most highly paid professional after the dentist." This is how the Mumbai-based Shiv Kumar Mishra, yoga trainer,...

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''By 2010 we will hopefully come to the take-off point to becoming a true Indian multinational in our sector''

22 June 2006 AM Naik, Executive Chairman of Larsen & Toubro, an engineering and construction giant, has steered the company through some of its most turbulent times. Under him, L&T has recorded probably the most robust performance and the scrip has had the fastest rise in its history. How did this kid from a village in Gujarat who did not know English, rise through the ranks to emerge as the leader of this professionally-managed company? Here is his story as told to Sucheta Dalal and Debashis&url=https://www.moneylife.in//article/by-2010-we-will-hopefully-come-to-the-take-off-point-to-becoming-a-true-indian-multinational-in-our-sector/27.html" target="_blank" >

ML: Would you start by telling us something about your background?
Naik: My upbringing has a lot to do with what I am. Our family was called the 'teacher's family' - 'Master Kutumb' in Gujarati as my grandfather was the headmaster of the Gurukul school. My father, an M.Sc and M.Ed in those days, came to Bombay in 1944 and was a senior teacher at Hansraj Morarjee public school at...

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