Enterprise
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Act Three, Scene One
Patu Keswani says he failed as an actor, wasn’t satisfied with working for others but finally found joy filling a mid-market niche in the hotel industry
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Nadathur Investments Have a New Order
Infosys co-founder N.S. Raghavan became one of India’s earliest venture investors in 2000 but his company didn’t make much money. His sons, Sriram and Anand, are out to change that
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Elvis Has Left Town
Diwan Rahul Nanda has spent the last 15 years building Topsgrup into India’s second largest private security provider. Now he is staking it all to become a global player
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ROUTE 66: Burning a New Track
Jagdish Khattar is used to starting over from scratch. And at age 66, that’s what he is doing once again, with his auto services company
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Capt. Gopinath Wants To Set His Terms For Cargo Industry
He beats his own drums. He treads his own path. Gopinath is back at his old game: Disruptive entrepreneurship
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Total Focus, Absolute Intent
Shibanee and Kamal Sagar on how to get quality, being focussed and other lessons for entrepreneurs
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Deprived Children Will Rewrite the Rules
Most great surgeons come from poor backgrounds. Dr. Devi Shetty believes that’s what gives them the fire to stay focussed
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The Invisible Czars
The first peek into the stock market’s hottest prop shop and the first family of derivatives
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The Stent Man
Vinod Ramnani wants to win the heart of the largest medical devices market in the world
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Princess Diaries
Shahnaz Husain converted her teenage passion into a thriving beauty business. Now she must let it move on beyond her
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CEO of the Soul
For six decades the Dalai Lama led his people, keeping hope alive even when there is no visible sign of success. The Monk shares the secret behind his inexhaustible sense of purpose