Special Report
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Delhi: Everybody's feeling the heat, except Narendra Modi's BJP
The party leads in all seven constituencies ahead of Congress veterans like Ajay Maken and Sheila Dikshit, and high-profile AAP candidate Atishi
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Begusarai: Kanhaiya Kumar, son of soil, loses to Modi's development pitch
Working class backs CPI candidate, but BJP's Giriraj Singh more than doubles lead margin
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Thoothukudi: DMK's Kanimozhi races ahead of BJP state chief
The industrial port town—where unemployment, development and environmental crises have been important election issues—is seeing a battle between two powerful women of Tamil Nadu politics
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Wayanad: Rahul Gandhi wins with record lead over rival with regional savvy
People in the southern Indian constituency have also rejected 'communal' BJP, Congress supporters say as the party president won with a record lead
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Video: With a Modi government taking charge again, where will markets go from here?
Against a challenging global backdrop, what will the new government need to prioritise? Forbes India's Samar Srivastava analyses, in conversation with Manish Sonthalia, CIO and Head - Equity PMS Motilal Oswal Asset Management; and Abhimanyu Sofat, Head - Research, IIFL Securities Ltd
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Meet the 'Swiggy Uncle'
A mechanical engineer from Delhi who has been acting in theatre, TV serials and movies for 30 years, Naresh Gosain has finally tasted fame—and got a new name too
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How technology helps India stay fit
With trainers powered by artificial intelligence, apparel with data-collecting sensors and workout equipment connected to the cloud, India's fitness technology market is just getting bigger
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When Kingfisher did a Gully Boy
How the Ranveer Singh rap film inspired United Breweries, India's largest beer maker, to change its two decade old iconic jingle, the iconic 'Oo La La La Le O'
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Bicycle thieves: The surprising growth engine for Toffee Insurance
A staggering 60 percent of the insurtech startup's products are sold against cycle theft, a rising menace in the country—followed by those for backpacks and dengue
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The doctor need not see you now
Technology can not only reduce the load on doctors, but also make medical treatments and monitoring more affordable and accessible
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Future of buildings: Putting the tech in architecture
Data analytics combined with responsible design will create better experiences in our built environment