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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups

A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India

Forbes Global 2000: Powerful Companies, Compelling Stories

What's interesting about Novartis is not just the breakthroughs it is making in discovering new cancer cures, but how it is going about it

Why Leading Political Parties Lose Electoral Support

A democracy deficit is as much of a problem as budget and trade deficits

Modi's Victory Tweet Creates India Record

In Numbers: Markets and the Modi Wave

As the Modi wave gathered momentum, these upward trajectories of markets and key figures defined the world's largest exercise in democracy

Under-30: A Pick of the Brightest

These young guns from our annual pick of the best and brightest run with Global 2000 companies

Bollywood Fund Third Eye Gets Sebi Approval

Zee Launches Channel with Pakistani Shows

Davos vs Institute Milken Global Conference: Which is Better?

Real Madrid Is Most Valued Football Team

'India is a Price-Sensitive Market': Andreas Barner, Boehringer Ingelheim

Andreas Barner, the chairman of the board of managing directors, Boehringer Ingelheim, tells Prince Mathews Thomas that it's important for the German pharma company to strengthen its presence in India

Thoughts on Television

Mango Prices Fall

MangoSip Is Aiming For a Pan-India Presence

Dhirendra Singh launched MangoSip in small-town north India and has now set his gaze on the rest of the country

Infinite Analytics: Small Company, Big Data, Bigger Ambition

Conceived at MIT, and backed by internet pioneers and global investors, Infinite Analytics hopes to tap the ecommerce market with the promise of real-time predictions of consumer trends and preferences

Theatrical Release of 'The World Before Her'

PE As Crucial As Commercial Banking: Renuka Ramnath, Multiples Alternate Asset Management

Renuka Ramnath, founder of Multiples Alternate Asset Management, launched a $500 million fund in India when few others would. But "waiting for the right time" is not her philosophy, she tells Forbes India

We Will Grow as Long as the Economy Does: Aditya Puri, MD, HDFC Bank

In the four years since HDFC Bank trained its gaze on rural India, it has seen a 20-25 percent growth in business in this sector. Managing Director Aditya Puri talks to Forbes India about the bank's ambitious plans

Project Monitoring Group: The Breaker of Deadlocks

It may have no authority over clearing projects, but the Anil Swarup-led Project Monitoring Group has helped prevent logjams

Beyond the Power Years: The Second Lives of Global Leaders

After his tenure as PM, will Manmohan Singh retire to a quiet life or draft a role for himself, building on his many successes? We look at some public figures who quit office only to start afresh

Can Kent RO Win the Water War?

Mahesh Gupta built India's second largest water purifier company, Kent RO Systems faces its biggest challenge: Staying ahead of industry heavyweights who have entered this untapped market

Deconstructing the Collapse of Sahara

In his book Sahara: The Untold Story author Tamal Bandyopadhyay explains the intricate innards of the company. An extract:

FIFA 2014: Feet to Follow on the Field

These players will be providing the fireworks

FIFA 2014: Teams to Watch Out For

Packed with talent and power, they will be a force to reckon

Maximum city: Salvador

This coastal city is the one to be in, if you are in Brazil for the World Cup

FIFA 2014: Matches Not to Miss

These teams have scores to settle, and mettle to prove

Brazil Beyond Football

Tagging along to Brazil because your family, or other half, is? Here's how you could enjoy the trip

Forbes Global 2000: The World's Largest Companies

The definitive ranking of the world's largest, most powerful and most valuable companies

India Inc Dwindles on Forbes Global 2000

The 2014 list features 54 Indian companies, down from 61 in 2012

Can Novartis Chief Joseph Jimenez Cure Cancer?

With a radical new treatment, Joseph Jimenez is dedicating Novartis to one overarching mission: Vanquishing mankind's ancient adversary. Its breakthrough might be the most tangible... ever

AmazonSupply: Jeff Bezos' $8 Trillion Plan for Wholesale Slaughter

Forget the delivery drones and TV deals. Jeff Bezos's stealthy foray into the unsexy world of B2B distribution is likely his most disruptive move yet—and it has an $8 trillion swath of the economy running scared

Satya Nadella: No More Mr Mean Guy

Satya Nadella inherits big profits and big problems as Microsoft's growth is slowing and Windows is losing relevance in a post-PC world. The new CEO's secret weapon? Yell less

Rebooting Mindtree: Not Thinking 'Mid-tier' Any More

After hitting $100 million in revenue in its first six years, Mindtree lost its way. The IT services firm, though, can still catch up with the big league, but it will first have to stop thinking 'mid-tier'

Marico 3.0: From Single-brand to Diversified Consumer Goods

Through organisational transformation and by reshaping business strategy, Harsh Mariwala is giving his company its best shot at growth in a competitive, ever-changing landscape

Timeless Fashion

A pick of the best, the latest, the greenest, the quirkiest, the most luxurious... that money can buy