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Outlook Business
Outlook Business

Outlook Business

By: Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt.Ltd
45.00

Single Issue

249.00

3 Months

449.00

6 Months

849.00

12 Months

45.00

Single Issue

249.00

3 Months

449.00

6 Months

849.00

12 Months

About this issue

16 Adi Godrej loves to ski — not on snow-clad slopes but on calm waters along the bay of Mumbai 22 Here’s how Amit Burman of Dabur feels at home with his high-end theatre system 32 Chander Agarwal of TCI on deriving confi dence from earlymorning jogs and gymming 38 Dattaraj Salgaocar of VM Salgaocar Group on turning shutterhappy in animal kingdom 64 Payback India CEO Rahul Rana fi nds table tennis a good way to stay focused and nimble 70 Ramesh Iyer of M&M Financial Services connects with the supreme through soul-stirring bhajans 82 Ravi Sheth of GE Shipping fi nds trekking a good way to build his endurance 88 His job as CEO at Deutsche Bank has not stifl ed Ravneet Gill’s childhood passion for cricket 94 Media magnate Subhash Chandra meditates daily to connect with his inner self 100 Subhash Kamath of advertising agency BBH India loves to strum his guitar at a local pub 106 How a casual experience spurred V Vaidyanathan of Capital First to fall in love with running

About Outlook Business

The Business Magazine for Decision Makers. Think Beyond and Stay Ahead with Outlook Business. The product focuses on important business issues and developments with a view to providing clear takeaways – impact and implications for decision-making. A holistic approach ensures all influences on business: economic, political, regulatory and market driven are examined. Views from the best in industry supplement strong analytical in-house features to ensure a fine balance of perspectives, insights and information. In keeping with the rapid unification of markets, Outlook Business incorporates a global perspective, which it sees as a vital input, in all its content. Due recognition is also given to venture capital, hedge funds and private equity. This is only fair, since capital, a key driver of business, is footloose and fancy-free in this brave new global economic order.