Bhattacharyya

In August 2009, Sanjoy Bhattacharyya, partner, Fortuna Capital and a Forbes India columnist recommended buying the stock at Rs. 112.

India's Atul Ruia T. Surendar 2010

In August 2009, Sanjoy Bhattacharyya, partner, Fortuna Capital and a Forbes India columnist recommended buying the stock at Rs. 112.

India's Atul Ruia T. Surendar 2010

Neither Mr. Cameron nor Mr. Bhattacharyya nor anyone else who seeks to "rebalance the economy" has good reason to believe that too little capital is being deployed in manufacturing.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

Bhattacharyya and other officials will also visit the facilities of Sasol Ltd.'s, which makes liquid fuels from coal, in South Africa.

India Eyes Foreign Coal Assets Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011

Mr. Bhattacharyya surely does not enjoy the prospect of imprisoning people who refuse to invest as he commands.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

Mr. Bhattacharyya ought to be concerned about excessive investment in manufacturing.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

Mr. Bhattacharyya told the Financial Times that investors' discount rates are too high.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

Yet a similar idea in economics has recently caught on with British politicians, including Prime Minister David Cameron, and even with academics such as Warwick University professor Kumar Bhattacharyya.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

In an interview with the Financial Times last month, Mr. Bhattacharyya lamented the fact that profit-seeking banks do not lend as much as he would like to manufacturers.

Weighty Economic Ideas Jamie Whyte 2011

Bhattacharyya , the company's chairman, said in a phone interview.

Coal India Cuts Output Target Further Saurabh Chaturvedi 2011