Billionaires
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The biggest wealth losers
Top wealth destructors on the Rich List had seen double digit growth in their net worth last year
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India's most wanted
A special court in Mumbai is seeking to declare both Mallya and Modi fugitive economic offenders
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FlipSmart but still short
The Bansals haven't made it to the 2018 Forbes India Rich List
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IndiGo's Kapil and Rahul Bhatia: Hitting an air pocket
Duo loses almost a billion dollars of their combined personal wealth, largely on account of higher fuel prices and a depreciating rupee
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India loses out on innovation quotient: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
The Biocon founder on the need for an ecosystem where VCs invest in life tech enterprises and why some Indian startups prefer a presence in the mature US market
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Yusuff Ali: A mentor to his sons-in-law
The next generation seems well poised to carry the torch of Yusuff Ali and his LuLu Group
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Bhadresh Shah: Colours of chrome
The founder of AIA Engineering returns to the Rich List after seven years by adding more heft to his metallurgical export power house
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Biocon: A biosimilar shot in the arm
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw's successful foray into the lucrative US biosimilars market has resulted in a surge in her ranking among India's rich
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Pidilite's Madhukar Parekh: Glued to growth
The chairman sees his fortune soar as the Fevicol-maker's stock appreciates on the back of strong volume-led sales growth and a push into high-growth businesses
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Turakhia brothers: Getting it right, time after time
Serial entrepreneurs and internet services barons, brothers Bhavin and Divyank Turakhia, have managed to replicate their success with every new business they have built
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Oyo: There's room at the top
By guiding his hotel chain into diverse segments and markets, Oyo founder Ritesh Agarwal might soon be entering the billionaires' club