On the Forbes India cover this fortnight is a man who embarked on a journey of transformation .soon after taking charge of the Switzerland-headquartered Novartis in 2018. Over the past seven years, Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan has led its transformation into a focussed medicines company rebuilt on the bedrock of R&D and innovation
IPOs are flooding the market but few stand the test of time. For our IPO Winners Special we partnered with Prime Database to access the performance of companies on the bourses over 5 years. The results are in
The Forbes India W-Power list of Self-Made Women has achievers of all hues: Business founders, professionals who've worked their way to the top; authors; bureaucrats bringing change via technology and infrastructure-creation; those driving social good and social change as well as those standing up for the oppressed and the underdog, and a few underdogs themselves
Forbes India Leadership Awards take cognisance of an evolving business, economic, and technological landscape. Now in its 13th edition, FILA is recognising excellence in industry and beyond
The 30 under 30 winners shortlisted by individual juries for each category are professionals or entrepreneurs who've shown remarkable excellence at a young age and are set for greater triumphs
Just as in the bustling US tech sector, India's IT entrepreneurs — from the IT services bellwethers to the more recent digital native billionaires—have carved a niche for themselves by not just donating millions but also by immersing themselves in relatively newer causes like climate change and gender inequality
This fortnight's edition turns the arc lights squarely on the Forbes Asia list of 20 Power Women, three of them from India. The list includes women, like Indra Nooyi, who have climbed to the top rung of the corporate ladder after years of relentless professional achievements. Some women've taken charge of family businesses and carved out their own growth paths
The Forbes India cover story on outliers in a funding winter—and extends the Scrooge metaphor to the moneybags fuelling startup activity, the venture capitalists (VCs)
Team Forbes India has brought you vivid profiles of stars who have achieved various milestones and amassed admirers because of their sustained hard work and determination. All that, and much more, awaits you in this special Showstoppers issue
The latest issue of Forbes India takes the small-town to startup saga forward, into the digital age, by shining a light on a clutch of new-age entrepreneurs with origins in Indian villages and towns
This evolution is doubtless inspiring for those seeking to emulate the (Licence) Raj to Riches generations. But is wealth the end game? Is it really that stash—and all the glittering trappings that come with it—that people want most?