Life
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How 4 women pilots steered Air India's longest flight and maiden route over North Pole
A look at how four female pilots shattered the glass ceiling by steering the maiden Air India San Francisco-Bengaluru flight over the treacherous skies of the North Pole, including going over technicalities again and again, preparing for unpredictable climatic conditions in case of an emergency, and more
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Covid-19 sped up existing trends in the luxury market: Bvlgari Group CEO
Jean-Christophe Babin talks to Forbes India on the impact of the pandemic on the luxury sector
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More people looked at art online in 2020 than physically in 28 years: Ashish Anand
The CEO & MD of DAG on the evolution of the Delhi art gallery and lessons for from the Covid-19 pandemic
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Yusra Mardini: From war-torn Syria to the Olympics—redefining the concept of winning
22-year-old Mardini's escape from war-torn Syria led her to the Olympics, taught her to embrace the word 'refugee', and changed her concept of what winning really means
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Andy Jassy: The man who hit Jeff Bezos on the head, and built AWS, to be Amazon's next CEO
Jassy, a career executive at the Seattle-based online retail and cloud computing giant, will take over from the founder and CEO later this year as Bezos steps away from day-to-day operations
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Cooking up opportunities out of crises
In an industry ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic, some chefs and entrepreneurs kept their kitchen fires burning
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South Sudan: Cycling your way to freedom
Colonel Srinivas Gokulnath has undertaken some of the most daunting cycling challenges in India; now in South Sudan as a part of the UN Peace Corps, he teaches displaced young girls how to cycle, giving them a taste of freedom
