Article: Tata Tele's Mr Fixit ; For a group that has been in the mobile telecom service since 1996, it's only now beginning to show that it has understood and can even shake up the telecom market.

In July 2002, when the Delhi government decided to privatise power distribution, the Tatas bagged the rights for the northern part. Having taken charge of a pandora's box of power theft, irregular supply and corruption, they appointed Anil Sardana, one of Tata Power's top executives, to head the show. Sardana sorted out the mess, turned distribution into a profitable business and won over consumers.

So it was not surprising when, in 2007, Sardana was picked to head the group's telecom venture, Tata Teleservices Ltd (TTSL), which, after plenty of false starts, was beginning to lose ground to rivals just when it was getting some focus. Last November, when TTSL took aboard Japan's NTT as a ...

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