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Au revoir Cannes: India shines bright
The 75th prestigious Cannes Film Festival took place from May 17 to May 28. Every year, the French Riviera hosts the biggest stars across the globe, and screens multiple films. Indian cinema has had a long running association with it since since 1946 when Chetan Anand's Neecha Nagar won the Grand Prix du Festival International du Film. This year, India became the first country to be named the 'Country of Honor' at the Cannes Film Market and six Indian Films were screened. A few photographs reflecting the country's journey
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Forbes India Presents India Growth drivers powered by Barclays Private Client
Listen to the eminent panel discussion comprising of Jean Damien Marie, Managing Director & Co-Head of Investments Barclays Private Bank, Kallol Banerjee, Co-founder, Rebel Foods, Nitin Jain, Co-founder Ofbusiness , Aakrit Vaish, Co-founder & CEO, Haptik and Moderator Gautam Srinivasan, as they discuss on the New Age Economy - Unicorn Story in India sharing their valuable insights on what's driving it and is this phenomenon here to stay
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Mothers of Mercy: Life of ASHA workers during the pandemic
World Health Organisation (WHO) recently honoured ASHA volunteers for their crucial role in the pandemic. Here's a tribute to India's one million, all-women ASHA volunteers who, through the pandemic, knocked on the doors of cramped urban jhuggis and isolated rural villages on foot to educate, vaccinate, and save lives as if they were their own
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Inside Forbes India's climate tech special issue
India has set the goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2070 with interim checkpoints. Policy measures from the government and heavy investments from the corporate sector will play a crucial role. In this podcast, detailing the climate special, Technology Editor Harichandan Arakali takes a 360-degree view of the climate crisis—from manufacturers like General Electric (GE) that are adapting to the need for a decarbonised world, to startups working on tech innovations, and investors and philanthropists backing for-profit and not-for-profit models
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BMW X4 may not look like a stallion, but it runs better than one—BMW X4 review
BMW X4 xDrive 30d M Sport doesn't have the looks to boast of. But it is still a BMW with a 3.0-litre inline-six diesel that makes 265hp and 620Nm. If you ask the question: Is too much of a good thing bad? The answer will be: Not in the case of BMW X4. Don't judge the car by its bonnet and wider grille! There's more to what meets the eye and you get to find out in this episode of Forbes India Momentum
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Transforming Workplace : Key Drivers for India
Long-term transformation requires redefining organizational mindsets, processes, and employee capabilities for the digital world. This discussion will take a deep dive into what are the key drivers for transforming workspaces in India
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India: Life in a heatwave(s)
As we enter the month of May, heatwaves continue across the country, taking temperatures to all-time-highs. Heatwaves themselves aren't a new phenomenon, but due to climate change, they are now occurring more often, are more severe, and last longer. Here's how India—its people and animals—is dealing with record-high heat
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Reporting on Covid-19 horrors: Adnan Abidi, Sanna Irshad Mattoo, Amit Dave, the late Danish Siddiqui awarded the Pulitzer
The winners of the Pulitzer Prize 2022 were announced Monday, May 9. The Pulitzer Prize was established in 1917, by the provisions in the will of Joseph Pulitzer, a Hungarian-American journalist. There are 22 Pulitzer categories, and the awards are given to honor extraordinary work in journalism and the arts. In the category of 'feature photography', four photographers, Adnan Abidi, Sanna Irshad Mattoo, Amit Dave and the late Danish Siddiqui of Reuters​ India were declared winners, for their extensive reportage on Covid-19 outbreak in India
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From New Delhi to Nigeria, various shades of Eid al-Fitr
The festive Eid spirit is in the air as the holy fasting month of Ramadan concludes, tempered by the reality of crises and minorities' apprehension of rising nationalist tendencies around the world
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From Beyonce in Givenchy to Kim Kardashian in Balenciaga, the outfits that went down in Met Gala red carpet history
Met Gala's return on May 2 is particularly anticipated by the fashion world. While waiting to discover what outfits stars have chosen for the theme "In America: An Anthology of Fashion," here's a roundup of some of the looks that marked the event
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How Ravi Modi built Manyavar into a Rs 26,000 crore business
From a small family-run business in Kolkata to starting up on his own and transforming the wedding attire market, Modi, the latest entrant on the billionaires list has built Manyavar into a brand to be reckoned with. Cover story author Manu Balachandran gives you a peek into how and where it all started