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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

Why I wrote the first cheque for Rapido: AdvantEdge's Kunal Khattar

The founder of Advantedge writes Rapido addressed a critical gap with a sustainable, cost-effective, capital-efficient, and highly scalable solution in a hyper-competitive space

Ola, Uber, Rapido: How cab aggregators are responding to subscription vs commission model

Embracing the subscription model for drivers, first started by Namma Yatri, Rapido has thrown down the gauntlet to Uber and Ola. How is that shaking up the app-based ride-hailing ecosystem?

What is the future of opinion trading in India?

Will it be banned? Will the courts deliver their verdicts this year? Will the apps that enable opinion trading perish? You can place bets on these questions, but will it ultimately be legal?

Why FY26 could be a decisive year for small finance banks

Rising bad loans have forced small finance banks to alter their business models by deliberately calibrating their exposure to microfinance and rapidly diversifying their lending book towards other sectors amid the microfinance crisis

How billionaire Abel Avellan plans to beat Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos

The Venezuelan immigrant entrepreneur is taking his fight to Musk's StarLink and Bezos's Project Kuiper by providing satellite internet directly to a smartphone

Billionaire Michele Kang is on a mission: Transforming women's sports

After selling her health care company, Kang is out to prove her three soccer teams can compete with the men's game as a real business—and she's willing to spend whatever it takes

Hemant Taneja: Building a whole new class of venture capitalists

Investors are always encouraging startups to push the innovation envelope. General Catalyst's Hemant Taneja is applying that advice to his own firm

The American money manager betting on small stocks over blue chips

Small value stocks haven't been doing well. But money manager Miles Lewis makes the case that at a time of turbulence on Wall Street, they are ready for a rebound amid concerns over tariffs, rising inflation, and economic chaos in the US

Infinite Reality: The $15 billion company no one in Silicon Valley has heard of

Unpaid bills, lawsuits, a $3 billion fund raise from an anonymous investor--Forbes digs into the loud claims made by Infinite Reality and uncovers a web of untruths, false statements, and obscure declarations

Ola, Rapido, Namma Yatri: Local flavour to global fervour

Through the stories of Ola, Namma Yatri and Rapido, the thing that shines through is someone's desire to solve a problem, and they also demonstrate that every innovation must come with a local flavour

Photo of the day: Women's team registers win against England

IntegriMedical: Making needle-free injection accessible

Pune-based health care company IntegriMedical is rethinking drug delivery with its needle-free injection system