Campaign India Team
Mar 31, 2009

Anant's blog: Oops, they did it again

The Economic Times broke the Abbys winners on the front page, just as they did last year. Well done, ET.I only wish you were as efficient and persevering and farseeing in your core areas (the market capitalisation lost in the 480 point drop in the Sensex yesterday is bigger than the entire advertising and media industries).So I wish you could have told us, last June, that the Sensex would tank to the 6000 mark.I wish you could have warned us, last June, that the dollar would hit Rs. 50.

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