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                                                                   Exhibit 99.11


BBC TV

INTERVIEW WITH SURESH SENAPATY, CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER, WIPRO LIMITED

CORRESPONDENT: Why have your costs increased? Why are your margins shrinking?

SURESH: If you look at it from last quarter from quarter ending March to Quarter
ending June there has been shrinkage of about 2.4% in our OM for our Global IT
services business. And the reason for that is that a) we have a lower
realization from our customers, b) we had an increase in the SG&A by about 0.4%
and c) there were some IP and product sales that we had in Q4 which were not in
the same proportion in Q1 and we got hurt by about 1.5%.

But the good news is that we had an increase in utilization by about 3% points
that helped us mitigate this by about 1.4% of Operating Profits. Net-to-Net we
had a decline of about 2.4%

If you look at Wipro's strategy, it has been to play in the global markets to be
amongst the top ten global players. We have consistently being adding on new
lines, like Systems Integration, Total Outsourcing, Package Implementation etc.
etc. and from that point of view, part of it has been done through an organic
process and part of it has been through acquisitions like the one we did for BPO
last year. We did another acquisition of the Utilities services business from
AMS. Last quarter, we did an acquisition in the securities practice area, which
is Wipro Nervewire. Combined with these two aspects, though it is hitting us, in
the short term to medium term because it will take us a few quarters to get the
value of that in terms of the build up and the synergy. We think that in the
short term we will have this margin but that is a cost to be incurred in the
short term for a long-term benefit.

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