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The Olympic Games is an open field, but I am prepared: PV Sindhu
PV Sindhu, 2016 Olympics silver medallist is one of India's strongest contenders to win a gold medal in women's singles badminton at Tokyo 2020. In conversation with Forbes India, the ace shuttler talks about the pressure of expectation, playing inside a bio-bubble, living with the constant social media scrutiny, and how she developed her game under a new coach—Park Tae Sang
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You should use music to communicate an idea: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
In this conversation with Forbes India, Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani, and Loy Mendonsa take us through their music creating process, composing in the era of streaming services and algorithms, and future plans with artists and repertoire (A&R)
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Evolving your status quo is a necessity: Ronnie Screwvala
In a conversation with Forbes India, serial entrepreneur Ronnie Screwvala discusses what should motivate a leader, how to deal with failure, and the importance of recalibrating
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Tiger Global's investment in CoinSwitch Kuber big nod to the Indian crypto industry: Ashish Singhal
Tiger Global Management's $25 million investment in BitCipher Labs last week marked the first investment in an Indian crypto startup for the New York-based investment firm, which is famous for its early backing of Flipkart. It has now added an Indian crypto startup to its portfolio. With Tiger's investment, CoinSwitch's valuation jumped five-fold to more than $500 million in just four months.
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Razorpay's Harshil Mathur talks about the company's strong growth and valuation jump
With a new round of funding, the Bengaluru fintech company is now valued at $3 billion. It is now set to become more aggressive on acquisitions to widen its products portfolio and expand into markets such as Indonesia and Malaysia, which offer growth opportunity with payments problems that are similar to what businesses faced when Razorpay launched in India
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IT Services demand will remain strong over the next three to five years: Aiman Ezzat, Capgemini CEO
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated shifts such as the move to cloud computing to the extent that demand for IT services will actually meet a supply shortage in the short term, Aiman Ezzat, chief executive of Capgemini Group told Forbes India in a recent interview. In the medium term, demand will remain strong, he said. Ezzat also spoke about the company's large operations in India, his own career inflection points and leadership in the post pandemic world. Edited excerpts.
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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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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