Winning in India: Secrets of the World's Most Complex Market

Even though India is the world's most challenging place to do business, those who are hungry for success can win! Winning in India features the success secrets of five extraordinary individuals who are among the most successful businesseaders of India. Real estate pioneer K.P. Singh dreamt of turning Gurgaon into India's first 'millennium city', to cater to the nation's aspirations for growth. Gurgaon is a resounding proof of how his company, DLFimited, got things done without government infrastructure. Hari S. Bhartia encountered strong entry barriers when his company, Jubilantife Sciencestd., ventured into the highly-competitive pharmaceutical sector, but his single-minded focus on producingow-cost drugs proved to be a winner. A first-generation entrepreneur, Sunil Bharti Mittal has trulyeveraged the volumes that the Indian market offers, especially in telecom (Bharti Airtel) and retail (Bharti Retail). Padma Bhushan awardee Analjit Singh is the man behind the success of Max Indiaimited. He has not only transformed the healthcare sector in India, but also played a significant role in making India a destination for medical tourism. Her Group's Sunil Kant Munjal rode past obstacles and turned them into opportunities by exploiting India's market potential. In Winning in India, the authors Samarjit Singh and Amit Burman, who themselves run veryarge companies, have distilled the businessearnings of five titans of industry across ten themes and combined them with their own experiences to create a racy read. Written in a simple and actionable format, this is a compelling manifesto for success in the Indian market.