Special Report
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India Inc slowly recovers ground on the Forbes Global 2000
Of the 56 Indian companies on the Forbes Global 2000 list of the world's top companies, 25 have improved their rankings since last year
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Baby Buffett: Bill Ackman 2.0
Activism gets the headlines on Wall Street, but its boldest practitioner, Bill Ackman, is quietly pivoting to a second act that has more in common with Warren Buffett than Carl Icahn
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Mukesh Butani: The key will lie in the implementation of structural reforms
Administrative changes in the tax ecosystem are called for as India can ill-afford a perception-based risk to investor sentiment
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Vinita Bali: People expect tangible, palpable and quick change
They should not be made to wait any longer. The time has come to act on priority areas
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V Balakrishnan: The govt has been long on talk, short on action
After almost one year of the NDA government, hardly anything has changed on the ground
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Shikha Sharma: Sustain and accelerate momentum of reforms
The positive movement has been palpable but the proof of the reforms is in the economic activity they create
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Steve Forbes: How Modi can make India a global superpower
If the reform process stays on course, there's no reason why India shouldn't achieve real double-digit annual growth rates for the next 20 years
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Uday Shankar: We need a combination of clarity and will
One year in the lifetime of any government is short, but this period has been encouraging
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Raju Barwale: India needs to grow more crops with less inputs
Erratic rains, climate change and a growing population are putting pressure on a farming economy that needs a boost from technology
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Ridham Desai: Govt's approach to problem-fixing is impressive
India has everything it needs to be counted among the world's top five economies. All it has to do is use its resources productively