Shravan Bhat
I've lived in Singapore, London, Hong Kong, Bangalore, Birmingham, Frankfurt (Oder) and now Mumbai. After studying Business & International Relations at Aston University and the European University Viadrina, I joined Forbes India Magazine. I love writing about young people and I'm particularly interested in sports entrepreneurs, restaurateurs and people who use data to make the world simpler.
FILA 2014 gives award-winners a chance to catch up with the jury that selected them and gives us journalists a chance meet them in an informal environment.
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YouTube has introduced me to curated music channels that know my taste, which’ll do the listening and screening for me.
It was clear from the start that Putin wanted Crimea for Russia and ever since the US took the military option off the table, there’s been only one winner.
This is one of the few times when India’s corporate heavy hitters will get together in one room. What better occasion to engage them in short, Oxford-style debates?
We at Forbes India believe that entrepreneurial capitalism has the ability transform India and we want to celebrate the people who have triumphed fair and square.
When Peter Karlsson schooled Forbes Life India in table tennis
Around the world, a number of business reality TV shows have enjoyed success because they put people in situations many of us can relate to; we all have jobs and we all have bosses. Here are three such shows that could succeed in India.
AB de Villiers is relatively new to wicket-keeping but from the look of things, his agility and balance should stand him in good stead for the rest of his career.
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