Enterprise
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Online self-publishing goes desi
Fledgling platforms that provide content in Indian languages are stepping into a nascent but high-potential field
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A new journey for MakeMyTrip after merger with Ibibo Group
MakeMyTrip founder Deep Kalra, who pioneered online travel in India, has constantly adapted to market conditions. And with the company's merger with ibibo Group, he is once again set to change the contours of the travel industry
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How Nagaraja Prakasam is engineering social change
Nagaraja Prakasam left his software job to fund enterprises that have a definitive impact on society
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How KOOH is creating a grass-roots level sports ecosystem in India
Mumbai-based KOOH Sports has taken sports education and training to the grass-roots and built an ecosystem that extends all the way from schools to elite training centres
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Can Kavin Mittal's Hike Messenger live up to its valuation?
Kavin Mittal's startup Hike Messenger is valued at $1.4 billion. Will his bets on 4G and a home-made platform pay off?
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How Naiyya Saggi built BabyChakra into a mothers' social network
Integrating community, content and commerce, Mumbai-based startup BabyChakra aims to build a one-stop ecosystem for baby care
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Leela Group heiress Amruda Nair is building her own legacy with Aiana Hotels & Resorts
Leela Group heiress Amruda Nair is combining nearly a decade of industry experience with a hereditary inclination for the hospitality business in her new venture Aiana Hotels & Resorts
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India's craft beer Bira 91 is frothing over
In less than two years, Ankur Jain has given India a craft beer, Bira 91, to talk about
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India's craft beer Bira 91 is frothing over
In less than two years, Ankur Jain has given India a craft beer, Bira 91, to talk about
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As competition heats up, Intex's Bansals make some clever calls
Narendra Bansal built Intex into one of India's largest consumer durables companies. But as competition hots up in its mainstay handsets business, Bansal and son Keshav find themselves with new challenges
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Naaptol: When business begins at home
Once considered a long shot, Naaptol, the home-shopping company, has managed to scale rapidly by understanding its customers better