Enterprise
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Airbus: Giving wings to Indian startups
The domestic business accelerator unit of the European aircraft manufacturer is giving wings to startups in India
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The god of all things: Answering India's prayers, the digital way
Tech entrepreneurs are taking the online route to answer India's $40 billion call to prayer
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Carmesi: Natural and hygienic. Period
The startup has created a new category in the menstrual hygiene market—a luxurious, all-natural sanitary pad
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India's aviation sector: The capacity conundrum
The robust air passenger traffic growth recorded in the country this year may well be a bubble as airlines have increased capacity, only to sell seats for a song
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Unilever's buyback coup
Five years on, Hindustan Unilever's gambit to purchase its shares from Indian holders has worked well for both the company as well as investors who surrendered their stock
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Escorts: Lord of the field
With Nikhil Nanda behind the wheel, the tractor maker wants to provide holistic agri-solutions, including an Uber for tractors. In the process, it hopes to make farming great again and reclaim its past glory
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Desmond Nazareth: Distilling traditional mahua to international standards
Desmond Nazareth set up a craft distillery when he couldn't find tequila in India. Now, he's managed to give a toast to the desi spirit
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PayU: On the money
Eighteen months after buying out rival Citrus in India's biggest fintech deal, Naspers-owned PayU turns India into its biggest market globally, and claims to be on the road to cash profits
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Avendus Capital: Mavens of the mid market
Having climbed out of early pitfalls, it has grown to have a finger in every lucrative sector
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Neta app: Finger on democracy's pulse
Pratham Mittal's app allows people to rate politicians and gauge public mood before elections
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Kaveri Seeds: Sowing new seeds
Why Kaveri Seeds, which was propelled by hybrid cotton to the top, needs to do an encore with maize, rice and vegetables