Column
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The roaring twenties, and dreamers and derring-doers
The Forbes India 30 Under 30 List is a celebration of dreamers and derring-doers, venturerers and adventurers
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Taxing agricultural income - The age-old conundrum
Only natural that any attempt to tax this sector is met with resistance and criticism
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Govt must focus on reforms in direct tax, job creation: Shobana Kamineni
The Budget must take steps to make the Indian corporate sector competitive and send across a message that the country is a haven for investors
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Boom and bust technology
The current financing model builds businesses which may show short-term gains, but provide no long-term benefit to the economy or job creation
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A relationship economy: Are we prepared?
It's built on trust between service providers, their consumers and partners. With the technological advancements we're seeing, it's a reality of tomorrow
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The life in tech
The biggest challenge for healthtech ideas is funding to scale up beyond proof-of-concept
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Satyajit Das: The case against techno-optimism
There is a naïve expectation that digital technology will fix the world's problems
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In good company: Companies create social impact while earning profits
Youth today are not just content competing in the corporate steeplechase. They also want to make a difference
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2017 Forbes India Celebrity 100: Shooting for the Stars
As in previous years, Bollywood and cricket rule the list, with 46 actors and 15 cricketers
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Satyajit Das: Davos - An exercise in futility
WEF attendees are estranged from real life and do not understand the concerns of ordinary denizens of the planet
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The smart challenger
In just three years, Xiaomi has emerged as a strong contender for the top spot in India