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Corporate Governance in India after the 'Satyam Fiasco'

Satyam scandal has brought us back to step one and has raised several questions, one of which is that can stricter guidelines prevent such scandals from taking place in the future. On the other hand a more serious question arises as to the present framework related to the corporate governance and loop holes therein. India is shocked after the scam of such a big magnitude and the impact the scam has had on the common investors. The common voice that is gaining momentum is that if such a scam can be possible with a company like Satyam, then are there any companies left which can be relied upon.