Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel on tackling the dual problems of Covid-19 and Naxal violence in the state
The new norms seeking to regulate OTT platforms have drawn ire from the public, and concerns are rife that the new regulations will stifle creative freedom. In the second outing of Forbes India Disrupting the Discourse, we bring together experts from the creative, OTT, legal, and management consulting space to discuss and debate 'The What, How, and Why of OTT Regulations'.
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated shifts such as the move to cloud computing to the extent that demand for IT services will actually meet a supply shortage in the short term, Aiman Ezzat, chief executive of Capgemini Group told Forbes India in a recent interview. In the medium term, demand will remain strong, he said. Ezzat also spoke about the company's large operations in India, his own career inflection points and leadership in the post pandemic world. Edited excerpts.
The founder-CEO of Cornerstone that manages talent like Virat Kohli and KL Rahul on joining hands with filmmaker Karan Johar to start Dharma Cornerstone Agency, an end-to-end talent management agency, creating holistic brands out of actors, and more
Nearly eight months after it struck a deal with Russia's Gamaleya National Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, the expert panel has recommended granting an approval for the company to administer the Sputnik V vaccine in India
Leaders need to be prepared for how to handle sensitive emotional issues among organizational stakeholders
Two seasoned venture capitalists—GV Ravishankar and Rajan Anandan of Sequoia, India's biggest VC fund, decode the A to Z of edtech. Subscribe to Forbes India's new digital, print, or print-and-digital plans for the full cover story
Despite challenges of culture and access to capital, female participation in trading and investing is increasing albeit cautiously, and they are vying to be taken seriously
Technology is emerging as one of the favourite sectors for retail and institutional investors in the unlisted, private market space, as they bet on sustained growth
A decade after making 'Masala ae Magic' a Rs 400-crore brand, Nestlé India is going back to the villages with more products, SKUs and aggressive distribution. Subscribe to Forbes India's new digital, print, or print-and-digital plans for the full cover story
Sportswear major ends seven-year itch; inks deal with Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore