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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

Sarvesh Shashi: The yogi entrepreneur

In just four years, the 26-year-old has made a thriving business out of yoga with his startup Zorba which has 72 studios across 41 Indian cities

Vineyard Vines: Prep rally

Despite the fall of retail and the rise of casual wear, Vineyard Vines has quietly built a near-billion-dollar brand - without taking a cent of investment capital

Slice: Pizza unchained

The success of Domino's, Papa John's and the rest of Big Pizza has devastated mom-and-pop pie shops. Now Slice is helping the little guys unite, get online - and fight back

Bradley Jacobs: The maestro of mergers

Billionaire roll-up artist Bradley Jacobs has spent more than $7 billion assembling a sprawling logistics company. Now he's tuning it up to deliver big profits

Hopper: The vacation predictor

While many bank on AI paying off in the future, one of the world's hottest apps, Hopper, has raised $84 million by monetising it right now

Plaid: Fintech's happy plumbers

Plaid is approaching a billion-dollar valuation by building the pipes that connect your apps to your checking account. Will the big banks try to snuff it?

Cooking up a storm

The recent 'fake cheese' video is among a spate of incidents that threatens to derail the QSR industry that was just about getting its act together

Job creation: It's a full-time job

As India aims for higher growth, it not only needs a massive spurt in job creation but also more meaningful employment

World events: Date with the 9th

Historical events that took place on the ninth of the month

Reimagining Indian IT

To maintain its share in the economy, the sector will have to reinvent its revenue model and technological capabilities

Nine beneficiaries: Sectors that stand to gain from 9% growth

However, that will be sustainable only if agriculture and allied sectors become active participants in, and major beneficiaries of, the growth story

Nine to nine: How we can reclaim 9% growth

Why getting back to record levels of economic growth hit a decade ago will be no walk in the park

The auspiciousness of number 9

Considered lucky, it plays a key role in the decisions of many

Economic factors hold key to Modi's chances in 2019

Jobs, oil prices and rural economy will play a crucial role in determining Narendra Modi's fate in the 2019 elections

Nine startups with promise

These ventures are making the right noises

Companies with nine lives

Some companies are known for their ability to script comebacks and make fresh starts. Here are nine that have dealt with setbacks and bounced back

Quantum leaps: Nine billionaires who saw their wealth soar

Wealth of these nine tycoons has swelled the most since Forbes India's first Rich List

There's something about the number 9

As Forbes India completes its ninth anniversary this month, we thought it was a good time to look at the highest single-digit number from the perspective of economic growth

Markets ready for poll dance

Earnings growth and not elections will determine the market's course, say experts

Aditya Ghosh's high-flying career

IndiGo's president and whole-time director Aditya Ghosh has decided to end his 10-year stint at the airline. His achievements and botch-ups:

Hot smartphone launches

For Shakespeare, May was the month of "darling buds," but back home it may well be the time for some white-hot smartphone launches

100% electrification? Let there be light

A futuristic App-roach

There's no such thing as work-life balance: Randstad India CEO

What employees are looking for is the freedom to turn off when they want to, says Paul Dupuis

RERA: A law under construction

Meet the neighbours: Park penthouses

Smoking the peace pipe: Hands that shook the world

As North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in cross over to the Demilitarised Zone between the two Koreas to shake hands and talk peace, a look at some of the other historic handshakes that sought to end political hostility

Dressed to the nines

Being the boss means dressing the part. Nine corporate leaders take us through their wardrobe choices to walk the talk (Coordinated by Mexy Xavier)

Conspiracy: It has all the right ingredients - sex, lies and videotape

Although you know who gets killed in the end, you want to know the inside dirt

Calories: The good, bad and ugly

All calories are not equally fattening. Don't simply count them; know their source and functions

Rani Mukerji: Empress of emotions

Actor Rani Mukerji has connected with the audience for more than two decades by channeling her own sensitivity into the characters she plays