BUSINESS TODAY

SEPT 26, 2004




	The 25 Most Powerful Women In Indian Business She is a woman in business, executive, entrepreneur, or simply someone into the family business. All About The 25... The 25 most powerful women in Indian business, the top 20 to watch, and women in the BT100. A numerical analysis. Read More

India's Working
Women By
The Numbers

The survey throws up some amazing insights.
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EDITORIAL
The Other Sex
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	Women To Watch Twenty women who could one day be part of The 25 Most Powerful Women in Indian Business. more...		The Nine Who Aren't Last year's listers who do not figure in this year's list. more...




	The Mind Of The Working Woman Who is the working woman? What does she spend on? Does a working woman in Mumbai think and act the same way as one in Kochi? Answering these, and more such questions, is India's first-ever survey of working women by BT-ACNielsen ORG-MARG. more...		The 5 Types Of Working Women No two women are alike and two working women, even less so. Marketers, meet the five different types of working women you must know and manage. more...




	The Working Woman World View This year sees India's working women come of age. more...		How We Did It The first-of-its-kind survey was a major cross-country exercise. more...




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If Know Them Better You Must... Go online for detailed profiles of The 25 Most Powerful Women In Indian Business. For that's the odd thing about power. No matter how well you think you've understood it, there's always something more that you would want to know. Do log on. More Web Exclusives More Net Specials



Q&A: Montek Singh Ahluwalia The celebrated Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission speaks to BT Online on the shape of post-liberalisation planning to come. What prompted his return to India, what exactly is the Commission up to, what panchayats mean to India's future, and yes, the relevance of Planning in the market era.

Of Mice... Mouse-click yourself any which way in cyberspace; why net-surfing plans are such a drag.

Farm As A Freeway The World Trade Organisation's latest agreement in Geneva has come as a relief to all those countries that had almost given up on Western countries reducing farm subsidies. At long last, they have budged on this sore point of the Doha round. But what about non-tariff barriers? Farm trading remains riddled with problems.







	Are You Really Financially Independent? Financial independence is not just a term to bandy about. It involves some serious planning. more...		5 Hot Sectors For Women There are some industries where women are making their presence felt. Here are five of them. more...




	The Uneasy Icon The strange life of William Lever, a businessman who gave us so much of the familiar, and a set of essays on the Indian economy. more...		Working Woman's Evening Out Where the woman of the corporate species hangs out (and lets it all hang out) in India's six largest cities. more...




	People Starring G.N. Bajpai of SEBI, Agendra Kumar of Veritas Software, K.V. Ramani of FutureSoft, Karan Paul of the Apeejay Group and Rahul Bajaj of Bajaj Auto more...		Leadership Secrets by Ronnie Screwvala





	102 Disruptions The first 100 days in office of the UPA government show how bad luck can disrupt the best intention. more... The Shipper's Lucky Wind The new maritime policy should boost private and public sector investment. more... Now, The Mobikes Honda finally rolls out its first motorcycle in India. more... The High-Maintenance Male They're treading on women territory, and marketers at least aren't complaining. more...		To Buddy Up Or Not How buddy-buddy do you get with male co-workers? Women advise. Help, Tarun! Glass Action Redone Offices more...


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