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Vijay
Mallya, Chairman, Kingfisher Airlines
"Consolidations are still the preferred option in the current
uncertain aviation climate. Consolidation is a classical play in any
difficult market environment. It has been practised all over the world
in many industries and many sectors. I still make the point that for
any small player it is far more vulnerable to be a small independent
player in today's context."
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Ramadorai, CEO, Tata Consultancy Services
"The government has to switch from a mindset of procurement where
technology is seen as an input to one where it is focused on outcomes
and services. The government needs to adopt the methods typically
used in enterprise wide IT implementations in the corporate sector.
In other words, think big, start small and scale fast."
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Azim
Premji, Chairman, Wipro
"Even with significant economic uncertainty, we have strong growth
in differentiated service lines like testing and outsourcing. Our
financial services and retail businesses income shows resilience."
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Rahul
Bajaj, Chairman, Baja Auto
"The government won the trust vote. We are in favour of the nuclear
deal and to that extent we are happy. India will get access to nuclear
power. It's food for the industry and the country."
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Anand
Mahindra, Chairman, Tech Mahindra
"Traditionally, the Indian IT industry has grown through time
and material based contracts with duration of less than a year. Signing
long-term deals ensures revenue commitment which in terms gives the
company levers for productivity improvement measures and to plan form
a longer-term horizon."
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Phaneesh
Murthy, CEO, iGATE Inc
"Some IT companies may end up meeting their guidance numbers
and some will not because of what happens with their customer sets
rather than the broader market. Volume growth is more likely to get
affected than pricing. We are not seeing as much of pricing getting
affected in the market."
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Captain
Gopinath, CMD, Deccan Aviation
"I don't believe in management theories and have always chosen
to follow on my instinct and do my own research. It took me four years
just to get a single helicopter on lease. I had to deal with the red
carpet and the red tapism, bouquets and brickbats all simultaneously."
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Venugopal
Dhoot, Chairman, Videocon Group
"India needs power and it will get cheap power if the nuclear
deal goes through. However the most important issue the country is
facing is inflation. With the UPA government winning the trust vote,
I feel, it will provide stability to the government and reduce inflation
to single digit. Besides, India will have good brand equity in the
US and will get investments from the US in big way."
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Anji Reddy, Chairman, Dr. Reddy's Labs
"The promoters, the board of directors and the management team
are fully committed to the vision of making Dr Reddy's a global company
providing access to affordable and innovative medicines and not for
sale of the firm."
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D Choubey, CMD, GAIL
"The country's oil imports would increase substantially by 2020,
as domestic energy supply may not satisfy increased demand. The country
needs to focus on unconventional sources of energy and nuclear generation,
as they are the only solutions and would help in reducing imports."
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