Lists
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Ashwini Asokan: Bringing gender parity to AI
The founder and CEO of Mad Street Den helps companies in their digital and AI transformation journeys, with the aim to make every person an AI native
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Matilda Kullu: The purpose of saving lives
Grassroots health workers were instrumental in taking Covid-19 care to the bottom of the pyramid, but like Kullu, they remain overworked and underpaid
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Aparna Purohit: Creating a space for stories to breathe
From wanting to be a filmmaker to enabling other storytellers, Purohit has come a long way, and her stint with Amazon Prime Video India as the head of Originals is full of wins
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Arundhati Bhattacharya: Reinventing herself, again and again
From former banker to chairperson of Salesforce India, Bhattacharya is proof that corporate leaders can keep reinventing themselves, successfully
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Vineeta Singh: Sugar Cosmetics, and the passion for the impossible
Sugar cosmetics is Singh's third startup, and one that she is determined to make ubiquitous in Indian women's makeup kits
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Soumya Rajan: The financial advisor of the rich
Waterfield Advisors' Rajan identified a market niche and gap in the wealth advisory business catering to family businesses and UNHIs. Her two goals: Being a global firm, and helping women with money
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How we found the superwomen of Forbes India W-Power 2021
The list strives to feature women who have taken charge, coped with crises and scripted success. It is my no means exhaustive but it is representative of women from diverse fields like business and science, entertainment to social impact and sports
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Wealth builds wealth: The 2021 Forbes India Rich List in numbers
India's 100 richest added over $325 billion to their cumulative wealth in the second year of the pandemic, taking the grand total to $775 billion. Mukesh Ambani remained the reigning king—ranked No 1 since 2008. Meet the dropouts, richest women, the youngest and the oldest billionaires
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Rakesh Jhunjhunwala: The incorrigible India optimist
Billionaire investor, often known as the Big Bull, on his best trading year and why India's best is yet to come
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Cleaner chemistry: Ashok Boob, and turning entrepreneur at 54
By focusing on a differentiated manufacturing process Ashok Boob's Clean Science and Technology has grown rapidly and has a long runway ahead
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How Arvind Lal built a single lab into India's most valuable diagnostic services powerhouse
Lal wanted to be a fighter pilot in the navy but destiny had other plans. Today, with Lal PathLabs, he is at the forefront of a health tech revolution seventy years after his father started the company as a single private diagnostic lab in New Delhi