Narasimhan

Indian Oil, the country's largest listed company by sales, had 530 billion rupees $11.8 billion in debt as of March 31 and was adding 3 billion rupees per day, its former finance head S.V. Narasimhan said in April.

India Fuel Retailers Expect Earnings Boost Eric Yep 2011

Recruiters for Fannie have reached out to a wide range of external candidates that include Shekar Narasimhan , who runs a housing-finance advisory firm, and David Stevens , CEO of the Mortgage Bankers Association.

Fannie Counsel Is Internal CEO Candidate Nick Timiraos 2012

Narasimhan, Thursday said the company is losing 1.5 billion rupees a day from selling diesel and cooking fuels at state-set prices.

Indian Oil Delays Share Sale Mukesh Jagota 2011

"As soon as five complaints are collected about a pothole, the location instantly shows up on the city repair map," Narasimhan proudly explained.

Pittsburgh Stars at the G20 2009

Using the built-in GPS capability of iPhones (and soon, BlackBerrys and other devices) and Google Maps, Narasimhan wrote a program that automatically collects and pinpoints citizen complaints and reports about potholes in streets and graffiti on public structures, and spits out reports — updated constantly — for local officials.

Pittsburgh Stars at the G20 2009

A native of Madras in India, Narasimhan was educated there and in Zambia before getting her Ph.D. at UC Santa Barbara.

Pittsburgh Stars at the G20 2009

We will be that safe bet if the G20, which meets here starting Thursday night, can keep the world committed to the policies that attracted Narasimhan: the free flow of ideas, information, goods, and people across borders.

Pittsburgh Stars at the G20 2009

In fact, it was competition with Cambridge and Boston that led Professor Narasimhan to her greatest triumph of technological hustle so far: the "Yinzcam."

Pittsburgh Stars at the G20 2009

Lakshmi Narasimhan, doctor, and team: Heroes for spending days trawling the villages, picking up and burning scores of bodies

Archive 2005-12-01 2005

New Delhi, November 23: Director of Intelligence Bureau DIB E S L Narasimhan told a gathering of senior police officials today that for effectively combating terrorism, not only are new laws required, but police officials also ought to be shielded by a legal framework.

Archive 2006-11-01 Abhay N 2006