Leadership
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The biggest killer for innovation is raising too much money: Ronnie Screwvala
At the Forbes India 30 Under 30 event, the entrepreneur and philanthropist spoke about building businesses for the long-term, and not for valuations
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I had decided I'd never start a family unless a solid investor backs my business: Masaba Gupta
The fashion designer and entrepreneur talks about what keeps House of Masaba agile against a disruptive backdrop, how consumers are questioning the cost of designer brands, and why she decided to sell 51 percent stake to Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail
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Forbes India Under 30 Soiree: Celebrating the trailblazing talent
Forbes India Under 30 list is about recognising true go-getters' fiery talents, changing the world one action at a time. The Forbes India Under 30 soiree held in Mumbai on October 4, 2024, was about honouring this group of dynamic individuals. From an AMA with visionary entrepreneur and philanthropist Ronnie Screwvala to an enlightening panel discussion with Nayva Naveli Nanda, Parul Chaudhary and others to an exciting and insightful conversation with Bollywood star Kartik Aryan, the event had it all. Here's how the evening unfolded
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From Gen to Jan: The possible 'third path' for India
Given its prowess in IT, and the success of Aadhaar, India should consider building GenAI as a digital public good, Jaspreet Bindra, the founder of AI&Beyond and author of 'Tech Whisperer', writes
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I have the same control over quality as I had 45 years ago: Jaipur Rugs' Nandkishore Chaudhary
The chairman and managing director of the hand-knotted rugs and carpets company speaks about his entrepreneurial journey, and what's the next thing he'd rather focus on
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AI holds up a mirror to us: Cambridge University's Verity Harding
The director of AI and geopolitics project at Cambridge University talks about how artificial intelligence can mimic the best and worst of society, and the guardrails we need
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5 Questions to Anant Adya at Infosys on how AI is influencing the shift to the cloud
Generative AI and the accelerated move to the cloud, post-Covid, is ushering in a shift towards significantly greater adoption of software tools
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How Ramkrishna Forgings became an automotive powerhouse
Ramkrishna Forgings is today India's second largest forging company supplying parts to and components to sectors from automobile to railways, farm equipment to oil and gas and power
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How Zen Technologies is building an IP-driven defence business
"Childlike curiosity", "being blind to the possibility of failure", and the "josh [passion] of wanting to serve the nation" helped Atluri and his co-founders Kishore Dutt Atluri, and Ravi Kumar ride a wave of challenges
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KP Energy wants a slice of India's ambitious renewables energy pie
When Faruk Patel started KP Group in 1994, the Surat-based company built mobile towers. Today, led by subsidiaries KP Energy and KPI Green Energy, it is aiming to significantly contribute to India's ambitious renewable energy targets
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I don't think entrepreneurship is risky: B-school founder Pratham Mittal
Looking at the reception that he has got for his recently inaugurated Tetr College of Business, a B-school based on experiential learning, the entrepreneur thinks students and parents are ready for something innovative in education