Special Report
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Shakti: Gunning for more women in politics
A non-partisan collective is targeting the general elections for equal representation of women in Parliament, but the road to gender-just politics is tricky to traverse
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The tallest politicians have lost to a united Opposition: Ruchir Sharma
The author of Democracy on the Road speaks to Forbes India about caste-based politics and the BJP's 2019 election prospects
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Family kitchens: Building a lasting legacy
For some of India's oldest family-run restaurant chains, business is an oscillation between leaving legacy untouched and reinventing to stay relevant
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Next-gen MBAs: (L)earning their lessons
Next-gen family members go to B-school not just to learn; they also get to network and even transact
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Apollo Tyres: Treading firmly
How the Kanwars of Apollo Tyres built India's most global tyre maker
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Adyar Ananda Bhavan: Food and folklore
In three decades, Chennai-based Adyar Ananda Bhavan has seen its revenue zoom from ₹31 lakh to about ₹800 crore
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KC Das: Bite-sized history
KC Das, the inventors of rosogolla, has already earned itself the pedigree. Now, the fifth-generation scions are looking to steam ahead with expansion
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Metro Brands: Big shoes to fill
The challenge for the third generation of 70-year-old Metro Brands is clear-cut: To mimic the brick-and-mortar growth online
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Family business: Defining lines of responsibility is paramount
TT Jagannathan says succession planning should be a priority and future successors must be mentored and trained
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Rasna: Juicing it up
Rasna through innovations and diversification is trying to stay relevant even now, with its latest move being in the natural food-products space
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Havmor: Melting point
Havmor, which had a humble beginning has been acquired by Lotte Confectionery for ₹1,020 crore, but the founding family has decided to expand the restaurant business