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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

The paradox that is Indian aviation

While the sector has been dealing with issues like loss-making airlines and poor regional connectivity, India remains the world's fastest growing aviation market

Air scare: Why isn't India's pollution emergency a poll issue?

A latest study of the world's most polluted cities finds seven of the top 10, and 22 of the top 30, are in India

Bira goes Boom; UB plays soft

Kingfisher maker rolls out non-alcoholic soft drink; rival bets big on strong beer

US snub to India has 'minimal impact'

America removes country from Generalized System of Preferences programme

Fireside Ventures: Taking India's story to global markets

Fireside Ventures invests in promising new-age consumer product startups

Will we see a capex revival?

You can't take cricket out of me: N Srinivasan

The former BCCI president on CSK's two-year ban in IPL, perception of him being authoritarian and his chances of making a comeback

Swiggy vs Dunzo: A battle for hyperlocal 2.0

After a catastrophic start, hyperlocals are back in vogue with the startups locking horns. Will Dunzo survive Swiggy's incursion?

We expect India to post strong earnings growth: William Stephens

Deutsche Bank's William Stephens says the outcome of the elections will be a significant determinant of market performance

Political strategists: The campaign makers

Political strategy and consulting firms have mushroomed across the country over the last decade. As India gears up for elections, they are already on the road, using data to drive campaigns that can help swing polls

By the buy: Should investors take the plunge before the elections?

The Forbes India Investment Special answers the burning question with some optimism

Aequs Aerospace: Ground control

From aerospace parts to toys may seem like an unrelated diversification, but for Aravind Melligeri, there's a method and little madness

Varun Chakaravarthy: The mystery spinner

Delivering googlies has become a way of life for Varun Chakaravarthy, the joint-highest paid IPL player this season

Behind India's 'gin in the bottle' movement

A bunch of enthusiasts is experimenting with the spirit to lend it an Indian, and a more elevated, identity

Making a picture is the last thing that happens: Jimmy Nelson

The ace photographer talks about the importance of portraying indigenous people and cultures

India is now at the forefront: Absolut's Anna Malmhake

The chairperson and CEO of The Absolut Company talks about the Indian market and what differentiates the brand from competition

Stunning photos of how tribes around the world are approaching modernity

Over the last century, tribes are being driven from their lands and traditions, and forced to embrace a majoritarian view of life. They are now in varying stages of reconciliation with ‘us’, the outsiders, with our notions of modernity and progress. However, with climate change and global warming at our doorstep, there’s a growing awareness of learning from indigenous tribal wisdom in protecting our environment, and changing the way we think about life on this planet

Thoughts on investing

Forbes India Investment Special: Hello, good buys

Investors are likely to buy the India story as companies poised to have handsome earnings over the next year

SIP and dip: Is the dream run over for systematic investment plans?

They have been fast moving, but unlike consumer products, they work best over the long term

Equities: Time to wade in

In the absence of further bad news, selling fatigue may be the reason stocks begin to move up

Credit risk funds: Debt row

Investors should look beyond ratings while picking debt instruments

How gold lost its glimmer

Long considered to be resistant to economic and market forces, the yellow metal has fallen on harsh days, but still holds promise

Make money in commodities

Commodities might be an ideal asset class to diversify investments and mitigate portfolio risk in such volatile times

Modi will emerge in a strong position: Mark Mobius

The founder of emerging markets asset manager Mobius Capital Partners says results in favour of the PM will impact Indian stocks favourably

On the crypto fence

Regulatory changes may have put investors into wait-and-watch mode, but believers continue to come in

Can sops lift real estate investments?

The housing sector is still bleeding but government sops have given it a ray of hope

Sustainable finance needs to be drilled deeper down

The Forbes India Conversations saw panel discussions on the importance of a business case for sustainable finance

Wendy De La Rosa: Common sense prophet

Growing up in a two-bedroom Bronx apartment shared by 12 family members, Wendy De La Rosa learnt to make every dollar count. Now the Wharton and Goldman Sachs alum is helping fintech startups understand how real people relate to money

With friends like Jared Kushner...

Ryan Williams is one of the most successful 30 Under 30 honourees ever, a tech founder reinventing real estate investing via Cadre—and building a $160 million personal fortune in the process. The only hitch: His most critical backer, Jared Kushner, is one of America's biggest lightning rods—and won't divest his big chunk. The inside story of how a startup functions amid the Trump soap opera