A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Global growth, local manufacturing seen as positives, while rising oil prices raise concerns
Share of digital services revenue rises as companies bag big-ticket contracts in software solutions and cloud computing
Indians can soon upload a selfie on social media mid-air using Wi-Fi on flights, but will have to shell out big bucks for internet connectivity
Kshitij Marwah's seamless journey between art, design and engineering
Ranjan Bordoloi is reviving and reinventing the dying ancient craft of brasswork
Unacademy is looking to build the largest education platform not just in India but across the world
How Zefo became the god of all things in selling used goods
2017 has proved Bhumi Pednekar is no longer a flash in the pan
How Masaan opened a lot of doors for actor Vicky Kaushal
Alan Alexander Kaleekal has designed a design language
Suhani Parekh is designing jewellery at the intersection of sculpture and architecture
Perpule founders want people to circumvent the billing counter
Aditya Sharma has risen to become a partner at McKinsey
DocsApp is taking quality, urban health care to distant corners
How Deepanjali Dalmia moved away from synthetic to natural
Chirag Chhajer's restaurant raises a toast to Burmese cuisine
Shraddha Bhansali has made healthy, vegetarian food exciting
The audacity of the 2018 batch of Forbes India 30 Under 30 has a purpose, and money and fame for them are just byproducts. Meet the twenty-somethings who are shaping the new India
Gautam Bhatia thrust himself into the limelight in court
Jubin Nautiyal's devotion to music is second to none
With its online platform, Pratilipi is breathing life into vernacular writing
BleeTech Innovations has built India's first wearable aid for the hearing impaired
HelpUsGreen co-founders are straddling religiosity and business
Bellatrix Aerospace wants to make space clean, green and affordable
Atomberg Technologies has changed the way ceiling fans have been guzzling energy for decades
How Ather Energy is revolutionising the lifeblood of private transportation
Curofy helps doctors stuck with unusual cases by fetching responses from peers
Toe-crushing yorkers and his ability to bowl them at will makes Jasprit Bumrah a rarity in India
Harmanpreet Kaur has shown the world that girls, too, can play cricket damn well
Savita Punia has taken Indian hockey past many milestones
Here are some achievers who narrowly missed out making it to the final 30 in our Class of 2018. But who knows? Some could make it to the main list as soon as next year!
Through miniatures, Sahil Naik depicts a world stripped of human life
In the year since they were recognised, most in our cohort of young achievers have gone the distance. And those who have faced adversities, soldiered on. But for the most part, the Millennials are alright, as this report card shows
Meesho helps merchants sell more efficiently through social media
The Forbes India 30 Under 30 List is a celebration of dreamers and derring-doers, venturerers and adventurers
The new director of the India Art Fair, talks about her plans for the event, having a year-round programme and making art culture accessible
The young have always been successful. But has it become easier or more difficult for them over the years?
India's Vision 2030 for electric vehicles has gathered momentum and stakeholders are excited about a new journey
An entire ecosystem can be built around electric vehicles, like the one for smartphones
While mass adoption of electric vehicles is still some time away, Maruti is doing everything it can to prepare
How startups are turning out to be the torchbearers of the big Indian electric vehicle revolution
Mahindra & Mahindra placed its bets on electric mobility as early as 2007. A decade later, the move appears to be paying off
Many conglomerates are dipping into their resources and technical expertise to build supporting infrastructure like charging stations, which will ensure electric vehicles have a smooth ride on Indian roads
Chetan Maini had bet on electric mobility much before its time. Now, with the Centre looking to go all-electric by 2030, Maini and his Sun Mobility will play a key role in building the right ecosystem
Energy savings firm EESL is procuring electric vehicles that can be rented to the government. And it has already received bids from Tata and Mahindra
World over, carmakers are shifting gears towards electric vehicles and ecosystems, with some planning to go all-electric in a few years
American corporations have spent decades slashing jobs, cutting benefits and putting shareholders before employees. But guess what: The Just 100 companies that pay and treat their workers well outperform those that don't. With unemployment near 4 percent, the pendulum is swinging back to the workers. This time, it should pay off for investors, too
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