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The evolution of edtech: Much more than a union of education and technology
Forbes India's special package this fortnight is on education—online and offline, school and home, urban and rural, real and fake. Plus, is a duopoly emerging in edtech, and a lot more
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Nestlé: Last-mover advantage
If Suresh Narayanan, chairman and managing director of Nestle's Indian operations, is on the Forbes India cover this fortnight, it's precisely because of the shift to rural that this hitherto urban-centric brand is making.
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Working class heroes: On putting people first
Against the backdrop of these unfamiliar conditions, the second annual Forbes India-Kincentric Best Employers study assumes significance, and while most employers' concern may well have been purely altruistic, a superiour employee experiences is good for business
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2021: Celebrating the dealers in hope
The onus on leaders, of countries and companies, wouldn't have been as heavy in a long time as it was in the year of Covid-19, and we celebrate them at FILA 2020-2021
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Chips off the old block
India is home to hundreds of regional warriors with ambitions to go national
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021: A feast of creativity and performance
The 20s is easily the best decade for creativity and imagination; for innovating and starting up. Which is also perhaps the best reason for Forbes India drawing up a list of go-getters and self-starters in their 20s (and younger) every year
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Accel India: Sharpening investment instincts
Spotting an opportunity early, making follow-on investment rounds, and guiding it to unicorn status is an art few peers would have mastered as well as Accel has
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Living in hope in 2021
Innovation came back in a year in which a virus ran amok, killing hundreds of thousands. It took a global humanitarian crisis to bring it back. That--and a tribute to Unsung Heroes of 2020 in our latest issue
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Salvation in a syringe
A decade ago, Zydus Cadila had brought an H1N1 vaccine to market in less than 10 months
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Their best shots
India will need at least 1.5 billion doses even if just half the population is vaccinated
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Capital with a conscience
India has a rich tradition of corporate philanthropy, with family foundations of the Tatas, Godrejs, Birlas and Bajajs, among others, doing their bit for nation-building and social welfare. Yet, almost a century later, those efforts aren't proving enough, inadequacies exposed by Covid-19