Gunjan Bagla

Managing Director, Amritt

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Managing Director of Amritt, a management consultancy in Cerritos, California helping Americans do business in India, and author of Doing Business in 21st Century India: How to Profit in Tomorrow's Most Exciting Market

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Indians had a love affair with Bill Clinton. George Bush treated India like an international partner. Barack Obama has been complaining about outsourcing American jobs.

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Slumdog Millionaire  scored eight Oscars last night, including  best picture  and  best director  and two for  A.R. Rahman  one for  best score  and one for  best song .

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