Leadership
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Underdog, animal instinct and top dog: Puma's giant leap into the Rs 2,000-crore club
The last big sportswear maker to enter India, Puma is now bigger than rivals Adidas, Nike and Reebok combined. Can the Big Cat continue to roar?
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FILA 2022 Unique Unicorn: OfBusiness and the real joker in the pack
Industrial goods and service procurement platform OfBusiness is the recipient of the inaugural FILA 2022 Unique Unicorn awards, and as cofounder Asish Mohapatra learnt a long time ago— the odd one out in a pack isn't the joker but the one who has the last laugh
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Senior leaders as chief reframing officers
The important role of leaders in giving their employees the space and permission to get creative
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How SD Shibulal is breaking the poverty cycle with higher education
The co-founder of Infosys and Axilor Ventures, talks about the role of leadership, technology and philanthropy in India's education sector, and how his family office has managed to pull hundreds out of poverty by educating their children
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Quick fix, in a fix, & the Punjab Kings' gambit
After over a decade of frantic chopping and changing, the IPL team has stopped gunning for silver bullets. The mantra now is to build a stable core and think long term. Can Kings finally get the throne?
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A 2022 vision: 5 lessons from 2021 coming into focus
Look at themes and observations Darden experts explored over the course of 2021. The lessons that emerged may inform how leaders lead in 2022
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Rahul Bajaj: He punched, not below the belt
Most fights are fought to win, but Rahul Bajaj also fought a few because they needed to be fought
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Smriti Mandhana and Ashalata Devi on trials and tribulations of women in sports—Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021 soiree
For the Forbes India 30 Under 30 Class of 2021 soiree, Smriti Mandhana, the opening batter for the Indian women's cricket team, winner of this year's ICC Women's Cricketer of the Year Award, and the only Indian woman to score a hundred in ODIs and Test matches is joined by Ashalata Devi, one of the best defenders in Asia and the captain of the Indian women's football team, that has won the SAFF Women's Championship five times in a row to discuss what it means to lead a team in the competitive arena of field games
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Success and failure are shortlived. Don't let it get to your head: Sunil Chhetri—Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021 soiree
Sunil Chhetri, the captain of the Indian football team, is synonymous with the beautiful game in India. With 80 strikes from 125 international matches, Chhetri is currently tied with world football legend Lionel Messi on the number of goals among active players. His contribution to football has been recognised with Khel Ratna Award, Arjuna Award and a Padma Shri. Here, the talismanic player addresses the Forbes India 30 Under 30 Class of 2021
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He is the master of buyouts. Can Robin Raina keep up his aggressive play?
Ebix's Raina has acquired a staggering 27 companies in India, and turned around 13 distressed companies overall, in a bid to add heft and transform EbixCash into a diversified fintech conglomerate
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Leadership isn't about you—it's about everybody else
Beth Ford of Land O'Lakes Inc. says joy comes from helping others succeed