Special Report
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There will be fewer family businesses in the long term: Adi Godrej
As Indian family-owned firms grow in size, their need for external investors and talent will rise in tandem, leading to diverse ownerships and professional managements, says Adi Godrej, patriarch of the Godrej Group
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How Kalyan Jewellers rose to international prominence
On the back of trust, transparency and innovation, the Thrissur-based Kalyan Jewellers has risen to national and international prominence
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How Dr Prathap Reddy avoids ambiguity on succession and structure at Apollo Hospitals
At 84, Dr Prathap C Reddy still holds the casting vote at the Rs 6,000-crore, Chennai-based Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd. And with the setting up of a family constitution on February 1, he is ensuring it passes on over generations to come
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Revitalising India's entrepreneurial landscape
Family businesses today are creative and flexible in their approach and this spirit will help elevate the country's economy to new levels as well as India Inc's brand globally
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At 100, ayurvedic medicine maker Baidyanath is as spunky and sprightly as ever
Third-generation scions are helping Baidyanath, the country's largest maker of traditional ayurvedic medicines, keep up with the times
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Bridge the generation gap to align vision
If the old and new guards in family businesses have open and frank discussions on points of conflict, they can overcome any challenge
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Brands are looking at radio far more seriously: Girish Menon
The director, media and entertainment, for KPMG in India, speaks on what makes radio the fastest-growing industry among the traditional mediums
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Five initiatives that could transform sports in India
Infrastructure is one of the most important aspects, says former Indian cricketer Ravi Shastri
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Television is India's biggest feminist; won't be silenced by technology: Ekta Kapoor
Industry experts say digital is an opportunity, not a threat, for the television industry
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How to monetise the digital video content platforms
Industry experts opine that a mix of subscription and ad models, coupled with digital measurement tools by BARC, will be the way forward for the industry
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Consumer electronics giant BPL is plotting a quiet revival
A tremor in Japan, the onslaught of foreign brands in India, and a discord within the Nambiar family knocked down consumer electronics giant BPL. Now, scion Ajit Nambiar is planning a comeback