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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups

A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India

China's restaurant chain, Haidilao, is as much about its manicures as its meals

In the space of hot-pot restaurants, Zhang Yong's Haidilao succeeds through a tightly structured corporate culture—and unconventional customer service

More and more women are taking to the IPL

The cricket extravaganza holds a substantial share of female viewership, which is growing steadily

To create a luxury market, we need consistent policies: Lamborghini's Matteo Ortenzi

The CEO for Asia-Pacific region on the opportunities and constraints for the sports car manufacturer in India

Cashing in on the dead: 13 top-earning dead celebrities

Nobody can extend the financial life of the dead and famous better than Jamie Salter

Zilingo: A fashionable near-unicorn

Singapore-based venture is expected to evolve beyond its flagship marketplace business

How Metro Cash & Carry is helping kirana stores go digital

The company's MD & CEO speaks to Forbes India about its business model, and how the company became profitable 15 years after setting up shop in the country

One can enjoy material things and still be happy: Robin Sharma

The author on why there is nothing wrong with wealth and how one can have a great life simply by waking up early

Rider Horse Group: Racing ahead

What do Inner Mongolia, New Zealand, horses and wolves have in common? Colourful businessman Lin Lang. His company, Rider Horse Group, is boosting the Kiwi equine industry

Robots, robots everywhere

For 20 years Intuitive Surgical owned its market. Now the operating room is getting crowded

Women in power have worked doubly hard: Komal Mangtani

The senior director, and head of engineering and business intelligence at Uber speaks about the challenges of nurturing female managers, and how the company is becoming a better place for women

Forbes India W-Power Trailblazers 2019: Fight like a girl

The Forbes India W-Power Trailblazers issue celebrates women who have bent norms, fought stereotypes and cemented their space in male-dominated fields

Mary Kom: Packing a punch, even at 36

The Olympic medallist, six-time World Champion and a mother of three is one of the country's most decorated sportspersons. And she isn't done yet

From PC to VC: Priyanka Chopra's third act

Actor, singer and now businesswoman, Priyanka Chopra Jonas is using her celebritydom to improve lives at the intersection of technology and feminism

Keya Vaswani and Nidhi Kamath: Weaving their magic on screen

The designer-turned-filmmaker duo is on a mission to help the centuries-old tradition of Indian crafts regain its place in the sun

#MeToo crusaders: Voices of change

Three women have brought sexual harassment conversations in the public domain. Now they demand a collective effort to keep the movement going

Dr Seema Rao: India's first female combat trainer, fighting stereotypes

The civilian is the first woman to have trained the best of India's armed forces

Beena Kannan: Taking the silk route

The owner of family-run textile firm Seematti has redefined the sari landscape in Kerala

Menaka Guruswamy: Taking the law into her hands

For this expert in Constitutional Law, defending the rights of citizens is about doing what she loves

Bhakti Sharma: Turning the tide

The Mumbai-born-Udaipur-raised open water swimmer has swum in all five oceans of the world, sometimes with penguins and fin whales as cheerleaders

Geethanjali Radhakrishnan: Spot checks

The bioengineer's Adiuvo Diagnostics manufactures Skin-Scope, an affordable handheld medical device that uses machine learning to non-invasively detect and classify skin infections in under 2 minutes

Subhadra Dravida: Cellular cures

The 40-year-old's biotech company, Transcell Biologics uses transformative stem cell-based products and solutions to treat chronic and debilitating diseases

Revathi Kant: Creating aesthetic designs

The chief design officer at Titan has been helping create products that merge aesthetics with profitability

Harshbeena Zaveri: Finding the right bearings

She turned around a bearings company into a formidable rival for MNCs

Kashmir's startup sisters

How three siblings from Anantnag are trying to make an emotional connect with their 'lost' homeland through their business of handbags

Vinati Saraf Mutreja: Focusing on quality

With eyes on quality Vinati Saraf has transformed her family business into a leading speciality chemical maker

Abha Narain Lambah: Etching stories in stone

The founder of Abha Narain Lambah Associates brings back glamour to India's significant buildings in a profession that is anything but glamorous

Shikha Mittal: Confronting sexual harassment head-on

The victim-turned-crusader against sexual harassment at the workplace uses art to sensitise company employees

Rajlakshmi Borthakur: Finger on the pulse

The founder and CEO of TerraBlue XT is trying to change the quality of life of epileptic patients with a wearable medical device that can predict attacks by monitoring blood pressure and pulse

Thoughts of women on success

EverSource Capital makes debut investment in renewable energy firm Ayana Power

Green energy companies have struggled to raise capital over the past six months, due to low tariffs and other sectoral challenges

Pincer attack: Ministry of Crab, now in Mumbai

After a delay of almost a year, Sri Lanka's Ministry of Crab opens in Mumbai. With a no-freeze policy, it aims to introduce India to its own breed of export-quality crustaceans

Abhishek Khaitan: In the spirit of things

The MD of Radico Khaitan has stepped into the world of restaurants, while bringing his celebrated whisky home to the Indian market

We're trying to wean people away from Bollywood boom boom: NCPA chairman

Khushroo Suntook on Jamshed Bhabha's vision for the performing arts and the institution's rise as a premier centre for art and culture over 50 years

Shakti: Gunning for more women in politics

A non-partisan collective is targeting the general elections for equal representation of women in Parliament, but the road to gender-just politics is tricky to traverse

W-Power Trailblazers: Miss representation

We recognise our heroes only when they win, not when they're getting ready to