First Principles
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Nandan Nilekani on Salil Parekh's leadership, and Infy's opportunities
Infosys's non-executive chairman, Nilekani speaks to Forbes India about the company's internal digital transformation, and how CEO Salil Parekh is driving it
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India INClusive: LGBTQ+ inclusion at the workplace still a work-in-progress
Two years after a historic judgment by the Supreme Court, companies are realising that the case for LGBTQ+ inclusion is stronger than ever, even as tackling underrepresentation, stereotypes and biases remain a work in progress
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Britannia's Biggest Story is Margin: MD Varun Berry
Managing director Varun Berry on removing cost, betting big on the dairy business and identifying potential leaders
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Cover story: Behind Britannia's record growth during lockdown
Britannia's biscuits-heavy portfolio steered the company in the lockdown phase and after, even as it stays the course to becoming a total foods company tough
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How Ronnie and Zarina Screwvala's 'Swades' is reversing fortunes
Swades, a not-for-profit set up by Zarina and Ronnie Screwvala, has helped hundreds of city dwellers reverse migrate to their villages and turn entrepreneurs. With many more returning due to the pandemic, the initiative becomes all the more relevant
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Can agritech fix India's fragmented farm-to-fork supply chain?
A clutch of agritech startups and its VC backers are betting that it can be organised with technology, as agriculture begins a revival amid the pandemic
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Inside Royal Enfield's 'Studio' bet
How smaller-format Studio stores are helping Royal Enfield penetrate deeper into the hinterlands, and bounce back
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Big story: Making it work for women
More rural women than men have lost their jobs due to the pandemic, and they could be the key to building a stronger economic revival
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'Am relieved, but not euphoric': Maruti's Shashank Srivastava
Shashank Srivastava, executive director for marketing and sales at Maruti Suzuki, on impressive July numbers, rural recovery and reimagining business
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Maruti: Why small is big, once again
As consumers downtrade and first-time buyers view cars as an antidote to public transport in a pandemic, Maruti gets back to what it would do best: Selling minis
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India's aviation sector battles heavy turbulence
Most airlines are on the verge of crash-landing as the likes of SpiceJet, IndiGo and GoAir face acute losses due to the economic slowdown and Covid-induced lockdowns