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Inside our 2021 investment special issue
A peek into our 2021 Investment Special where we dissect and analyse the parameters that will shape investment strategies for the new financial year. Forbes India's Salil Panchal and Samar Srivastava take you through what you can expect in the new issue which is on stands now
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I want to give kids a choice through education, something I lacked in my own life: Andre Agassi
Tennis-legend-turned-education philanthropist on why he is investing big on early-stage learning
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Pandemic forces a phygital, seasonless outing for FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week: 10 things to know
From a drive-in show to a virtual one, here are some of the ways in which the pandemic made its presence felt at the FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week
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Spewing fire: The volcanic paroxysms of Mount Etna
Mount Etna has stirred from its sleep and the fire gushing from its belly is a fiery libretto written in the ashen air. Here's the story of a seething volcano in its awesome, deadly form
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World Sleep Day: How we sleep
From a protester sleeping on a road in Myanmar to sleeping pods in Germany, a compilation of how we sleep as a pandemic tore through the world
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Inside Forbes India Best Employer 2021 in association with Kincentric
In the second annual Best Employer issue of Forbes India, the focus was on how the companies navigated the Covid-19 pandemic, making the well being of their employees a priority. Monica Bathija walks you through the process of choosing the best from the Kincentric survey and putting the issue together
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Forbes India Disrupting the Discourse: 4 women leaders on economy, jobs, growth
Introducing Forbes India Disrupting the Discourse—conversations with leaders and experts on the most pressing and relevant issues that need disrupting the conversation. In our first outing, on Women's Day, we bring together four inspiring women leaders to talk about India's economy and what it needs to get back on the growth path as we find out way out of the Covid-19 pandemic; on jobs and creating meaningful employment, building back better, and why we need more empathetic leaders
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My Indian Kitchen: Chef Sarah Todd on surrendering to the intuition of Indian cooking
Sarah Todd fell in love with the complexity of Indian cuisine six years ago. Now, she has attempted to simplify the nuances and marry the passionate flavours with simple French techniques. In conversation with the chef about her experience with Indian food and fightback as an entrepreneur
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Inside Forbes India Leadership Awards 2021
After the crucial year that was, the 10th edition of Forbes India Leadership Awards 2021 (FILA 2020) commemorates the leaders that stood out for taking the lead on tackling the Covid-19 challenge, steering with grit and vision and looking after their people and businesses. Salil Panchal takes you through what went on behind the scenes in putting our annual flagship issue together
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Regional Goliaths: Inside the Davids of India taking on the Goliaths
Local players turned into regional brands and are now are shedding their avatars of being the little guy and are taking over larger MNC rivals in the regions they operate in. Cover story author and special package anchor Rajiv Singh takes you through the journey of a clutch of these regional brands whose stories you will find in our latest issue
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Inside 'unicorn hunters' Accel India's VC play, and our PE/VC special
How Accel India sniffs out good opportunities early, invests in entrepreneurs' passion, and leads them to unicorn status. Cover story author Rajiv Singh calls Accel India 'unicorn hunters', where the founding partners bring their entrepreneurial experience to investing. Forbes India's Pooja Sarkar speaks about Apollo Global's big play in distressed assets in India and why it will eye big PE deals going forward