title: India's Global Wealth Club: The Stunning Rise of its Billionaires and their Secrets of Success
author:  Geoff Hiscock 
description: A thousand years ago, India led the world in economic, scientific, cultural and philosophical achievements. Now, as its economy picks up the pace and hundreds of millions of people are raised above the poverty line, optimistic observers argue that a return to those glory days is on the cards. But the pessimists question whether India really can wrest the mantle of Asian economic supremacy from China in the decades ahead. They point to its well-documented shortcomings in infrastructure, education, health, human resources, social justice, community relations, political infighting and a fractious neighborhood. Will these combine to drag it back to the category of a failed contender? Whether you take the optimistic or the pessimistic view, the one thing thats certain is that in the years ahead, knowing more about India will be part and parcel of running a successful global business.
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  BILLIONAIRE’S CURVY BET
  
  
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  INDIA
  
  
  He will ask you a question . . .
  
  
  And your answer must be No.
  
  
  The moment I see his ring I know this is a setup. Not sure who is being setup,
  but it’s still a fucking setup. I should call the cops and the FBI right now
  and end this. End him, if that’s what it takes to get my money back.
  
  
  Not just my money but my power, my self-respect, my hard-won victories, I
  think as I feel the man’s gaze on my curves while I try to ignore him and
  focus on my drink. He is handsome, I’ll give him that. Not my type, though.
  He’s got player written all over that arrogant smile. those dark green eyes,
  that long, lean body he’s angling in my direction.
  
  
  “My name’s India,” I say when it’s obvious he’s about to talk to me anyway. No
  point in pretending. I just wanted to make sure this was the guy Mother and
  Father expect me to meet. The guy who’s going to ask me a question. A question
  to which the