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Lead from the front, urges Ratan Tata

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Kolkata , Jan. 12

THE Chairman of the Investment Commission, Mr Ratan Tata, has urged the entrepreneurs present at the CII Partnership Summit to set before them the task of leading every front instead of following others.

He was addressing a session on `Competitiveness: Leveraging India's skill advantage', along with Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, head of Warwick Manufacturing Group.

According to Mr Tata, Indians do not have the habit of setting high standards. So it is time now to plan for global leadership. In this context, he mentioned that the Indians should learn lessons from the Chinese.

Lord Bhattacharyya said though India and China are compared at the same breath by all foreign journals and publications, he warned everybody that the Chinese are way ahead of the Indians.

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