Life
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2021 will be a year of recovery and revival: Riyaaz Amlani
The CEO and MD of Impresario on surviving a tough year, and why a big boom is in order
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Goodbye 2020: Incredible wines to uncork on New Year's Eve
Master of Wine Sonal Holland picks 12 exceptional wines to mark the end of a year that turned the world upside down. And yes, they are available in India
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People will go to fitness clubs, but also train at home: Nerio Alessandri
The founder of fitness equipment firm Technogym, says a mix of online and offline is here to stay and people will look for personalisation and variety
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The consumer is out there and willing to shop: Anita Dongre
Designer Anita Dongre on opening a huge store in Hyderabad, and why the focus should be on designing for women who will buy clothes and not just for the ramp
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Why Kapil Sekhri believed in the wine-in-a-can concept: Fratelli's Gaurav Sekhri
Fratelli Wines director Gaurav Sekhri on why launching wine in a can, a project his late brother Kapil Sekhri believed in, makes sense and how the pandemic has seen young and old enjoying wines together
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Everyone got the proverbial front row seat: FDCI's Sunil Sethi
Fashion Design Council of India chairman tells Forbes India how 2020 turned the Indian fashion industry upside down and why restrained luxury and personalisation in clothing will be the new cool
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'The no-touch gifting market will grow in the pandemic': Shashwat Goenka
RPSG's Shashwat and Shivika Goenka entered the $20 million gifting market in India with The Gift Studio in October, transitioning into the digital space after years of physical retail experience
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Coronavirus: India's locked museums take treasures online
With the hope that visitors will return after the Covid-19 lockdown, museums and art galleries across the country are finding ways to stay relevant and engage new audiences, virtually. The future of the business of art, however, remains a question mark
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Venice Biennale 2019: India's pavilion, celebrating 150 years of Gandhi, is in world's Top 10
The exhibit features seven works propagating Mahatma Gandhi's messages, by artists such as Atul Dodiya, Jitish Kallat and Nandalal Bose
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Billionaire's day out: A guide on looking suave
The style guide for culinary escapades, evenings out & taking to the skies
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Matters of the heart
Entrepreneurs on building enviable collections or fulfilling their passion amid the pressure of handling professional responsibilities
