A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Though price correction for several commodities is nearly complete, Gopal Agrawal, chief investment officer, Mirae Asset Global Investments (India), doesn't expect a significant recovery anytime soon
While the Start-up India Action Plan legitimises entrepreneurship, it lacks bold moves that can help young businesses cut through red tape in payments, raising money or listing
Experts say the current phase of correction is ideal for asset accumulation
Three untouched Panamanian islands are yours for the taking—as long as you promise not to unduly spoil them
At 23, Ranjeet Rajwada measures up to the likes of Ghulam Ali and Pankaj Udhas. He is a part of Forbes India's 30 Under 30 list.
OYO Rooms' Ritesh Agarwal sells an experience, and lives it too
Mayank Kachhwaha connects borrowers to lenders and beats banks to it
Raam Reddy has turned a fusion of hobbies into his profession
Amshu Chukki tells stories with his artworks
Thespian Prashant Prakash brings theatre to the audience, and vice-versa
Karishma Shahani Khan turns heritage into her colour palette
From mum's heirlooms to decking up Bollywood stars, the Grewal sisters have come a long way
From chess to derivatives, it's all in a day's work for Nikhil Kamath
At 26, Ashish Agrawal helps the startups start up
Upasana Makati helps the visually-challenged see the world
Meet Shreya Singhal, the astrophysicist-turned-free speech activist
Raman Jit Singh Chima is using legal expertise to free the world wide web
Arpit Dave and Mohit Kumar have decoded the logistics of successful entrepreneurship
Himanshu Gupta and Shrey Goyal are helping top corporates lower their carbon footprint
How Dipa Karmakar vaulted from obscurity to international success
Innovator Anirudh Sharma takes the boring and turns it on its head
Yash Bhanage gives childhood memories a global twist and serves them on a platter
Just two years after her right leg was amputated, Arunima Sinha reached the summit of Mount Everest
Toshendra Sharma is poised to disrupt the world of cyber security
The Postman co-founders are breaking new ground in software as well as friendship
Shaken up by his mum's illness, Rahul Narang helps take health care to remote areas
Golfer Anirban Lahiri is on par with the best in the world
Inshorts co-founders have mastered the art of curating news that you can use
How has the last year panned out for the members of the 2015 30 Under 30 List? Happily, exceptionally well in some cases. Then there are others who are on the cusp of achieving potential while a few have changed tracks and moved on to other ventures. The disappointments are few and far between, as shown by this report card
Harsh Songra's free mobile app for children has been downloaded more than 8,000 times across 100 countries
Saket Modi: Geek, nerd and India's brightest name in cyber security
They dream and they do. Sometimes, they falter. But they never stop trying
Fitbit is losing market share to Apple, but that's okay. Corporate wellness is saving it
The entire auto industry is betting on self-driving cars—except Mazda's Masamichi Kogai, who believes lots of people love to get behind the wheel
Amid a sea of dismal performances, a surfer dude with Einstein smarts is redefining the terms of quant trading
Oscar-winning actor Geena Davis talks about why we need more women in front of the camera, and behind
Having breathed new life into classic properties in the Midwest and the Caribbean, hip hotelier Ben Weprin has a new vision for New Orleans
Kolkata's Chinatown, the oldest in India, has been in decline for decades. An ambitious revival project now aims to alter the community's future
ICICI Venture Funds chief Prashant Purker says his firm has tapped secondary deals and strategic sales to deliver high returns to investors in a tough market for PE exits
Low rates reflect slower economic activity and weakness rather than strength; they have also reduced the political appetite for much needed policy changes
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Razor-sharp youngsters under the age of 30 are challenging the old way of life