Heavy-metal ambitions

Anil Agarwal can't forget that day in the mid-70s when he came to Mumbai and didn't find it easy entering one of the city's five-star hotels. Reason: the 19-year-young scrap dealer from Patna couldn't speak English. Today, the 58-yearold chairman of the $11.4 billion, London-headquartered Vedanta Resources is fluent with the Queen's language and uses it effectively to illustrate his ambition of becoming a diversified natural resources conglomerate, with a presence in metals, oil and gas, power and mining. 

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