Special Report
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The best time to start up is now
Narendra Modi celebrates the success of Indian startups and outlines an ambitious startup action plan to catapult entrepreneurship to the next level
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Travis Kalanick's eight commandments for entrepreneurial success
Uber co-founder shares the lessons he learnt as he made the brand an household name across the world
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What a startup should do to succeed in India
Entrepreneurs who have succeeded with their startups share their secrets
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Will seriously accelerate investment in India: Masayoshi Son
Warns that India needs to overcome mobile broadband infrastructure and electricity challenges to fuel the growth momentum
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The stars are aligning for startups: Kris Gopalakrishnan
A combination of factors—like government will, growing spirit of enterprise, expanding talent pool, investor support—will ensure the rise and rise of startups and innovation
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Luxury auto industry can build on a strong 2015: Roland S Folger
India's burgeoning middle-class with their growing affluence and spending power portends well for the strong growth of the luxury car industry, and the economy as a whole
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The seeds of structural changes will bear fruit: Ashok Wadhwa
The Modi-led government has opted to administer three structural resets which, by definition, may entail short-term pain for long-term gain, and 2016 is likely to ring in the latter
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A good policy will make Indian startups globally competitive: Kunal Bahl
The co-founder and CEO of e-commerce giant, Snapdeal, reveals his expectations from the government's 'Start-up India' policy scheduled to be unveiled this week
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India's on the road to best-in-class: Shashi Tharoor
India is the country that looks best placed to provide the next engine for the world economy
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A good time to start up
India can be the startup capital of the world if the much awaited startup policy, to be announced on January 16, delivers. Forbes India speaks to all stakeholders to get a ringside perspective of how the goal can be achieved
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2016, like 2015, won't be horrid: Cyrus Broacha
But, the writer wants to know, is there a specific timeframe for 'Achhe Din' or will it be an indefinite wait?