Special Report
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Union Budget 2020: This could be the growth pill the Indian economy needs
Structural reforms will help in the long term. But experts want Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to announce immediate measures to improve liquidity in key sectors, as well as ease taxes
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The State of the Indian Economy: A Forbes India Analysis
Growth numbers are likely to stabilise in the next few quarters, but there are no signs of a sharp uptick yet
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'We have only one decade to save the planet': 12-yr-old activist
If in the coming 10 years we are not able to limit the warming of the Earth to 1.5 0C the effects will be permanent and devastating, writes Ridhima Pandey
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'India needs growth, but not at cost of climate'
Development must not destroy our natural environment and adversely hamper quality of life, writes Sumaira Abdulali, convenor, Awaaz Foundation
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'Rise above using gender as a selling point for CSR': Apsara Reddy
Reddy, who identifies as transgender and is the national general secretary, All India Mahila Congress, says the next decade has a lot to catch up with in terms of gender justice
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'Women no longer hide behind silence, stigma'
From #MeToo and Sabarimala to disability rights and safer workplaces, women are reclaiming their right to an equal society, a movement that gained traction in the past decade
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Manufacturing will account for over 20% of GDP: M&M Group chief economist
While the economy will grow at 7 percent and see a savings-led consumption boom, policy-making and reforms will remain painful
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Three economic lessons India learnt in the 2010s
India's economic ride over the past decade underlines the importance of raising the potential growth rate, writes CRISIL's Dharmakirti Joshi
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'Health screening will happen in real time': Anu Acharya
The founder and CEO of MapMyGenome says that in India's consumer-centric health care market, technologies that save on costs will be adopted faster
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Inside Gemini's 'cholesterol cutter' campaign and rice bran oil strategy
Synonymous with sunflower oil, Gemini—Maharashtra's biggest cooking oil brand—is using its recent rice bran oil rollout to enter the North Indian market and attract the health-conscious millennial. Forbes India speaks to Subin Sivan, marketing head of Cargill's oil business in India, about how it will counter competition
