Special Report
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Startup's rocky road
The second edition of Forbes India's Startup Square brings together entrepreneurs to find a way around multiple hurdles in the ecosystem
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The new new economy
The Indian startups scene might have started out in the ecommerce space, but companies are now moving on to the next phase
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The future is AI-ready
The founders of Fluid AI, brothers Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal, are deploying Artificial Intelligence to make, among other things, banking fun for customers. Of course, they have a more serious intent: They want to be the plug-and-play AI engine for the world
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Team Indus: Aiming for the moon
Rahul Narayan's TeamIndus is in the fray to launch India's first private moonshot. Besides the $20 million-prize money from Google, success could mean heralding a new age of space entrepreneurship in India
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Robo-in-the-box
Chennai-based SP Robotic Works teaches youngsters to build their own robots through DIY kits and online tutorials
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Jet Airways appoints former Delta Air executive as its CEO
Rise in fuel expenses and aircraft maintenance costs saw the airline report a 91 percent drop in net profit in Q4FY17
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Sumant Sinha, Rahul Munjal emerge as poster boys of India's renewable energy sector
Through their ambition, backed by entrepreneurial acumen, both have demonstrated that caring for the environment can be good business
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Three Indian companies take giant steps with clean technology
These companies are working towards reducing the environmental costs of an expanding economy
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ITC sees 6% increase in revenue, 12% rise in net profit in Q4 2017
While volume growth is flat, analysts expect it to jump by 5 percent in FY18
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India's bold vision in scaling up solar
One of the world's largest single-site projects in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, has set a new normal for low tariffs. It could well be a defining moment in the nation's 100 GW solar journey
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Sliding tariffs mean more power, but is the trend sustainable?
A number of strong factors are boosting the growth of solar and wind power in India, but doubts persist over viability