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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

Lenovo gets an upgrade

Lenovo is remoulding itself as a maker of more than laptops and phones

Naveen Patnaik's two decades, and counting

As Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik completes 20 years in office, the state government is scripting another chapter in a series of developmental programmes for the state, this time focusing on knowledge-based industries and manufacturing

Long and Winding Road

A crisis is a good time to look at the opportunities for the Indian auto sector

Ennoventure's fight against fake drugs

Technology company Ennoventure applied cryptography to build an authentication tool that has been granted two US patents. The solution can benefit the pharma industry in combating counterfeiters

Polycab India: Switching gears

How the company's next-gen is working on making the wires and cables leader an FMEG player to reckon with

Music: Sounds of souls in Rajasthan's Ahhichatragarh Fort

With its serene atmosphere and intimate performance spaces, the centuries-old Ahhichatragarh Fort plays the perfect host to the Sacred Spirit Festival

The inheritance of flavours

Tracing the food traditions of India’s lesser-known cuisines, in places like Vrindavan and Orchha

What will it take for MG, Kia Motors to make it big in India?

Amid India's worst automobile slowdown, two new entrants are zooming fast and furious. Can they sustain the success after the initial rush?

Can Indian carmakers kickstart the EV revolution?

The future's electric. And Indian auto makers are launching newer models and building an ecosystem as the government offers favourable policies and financial incentives

BS VI: What it means for the auto industry

The BS VI emission norms are good for the environment, but the rising costs that will come along may dampen the industry mood

Tata Motors bets big on SUVs

Tata Motors, the maker of India's first SUVs, is back in the game with its aggressive line-up

India is a price-driven market: Schaeffler's Harsh Kadam

Schaeffler India's Harsh Kadam on the German component maker's plans for the changing automotive landscape

How to put EVs on the fast track

From setting up charging points to domestic manufacturing, electric vehicles need an infrastructure push for faster adoption

Elon's new nemesis

Check your rearview mirror, Tesla. Rivian has a $3 billion war chest from Amazon, Ford and the Saudis, and is revving up production on its electric SUVs and trucks. Now all the secretive automaker has to do is start building cars and avoid the roadblocks that almost caused Tesla to crash. A rare interview with its 37-year-old founder, RJ Scaringe

The optometrist who beat the odds to become a billionaire

Amid stock market booms and busts, and game-changing innovations from ETFs to algorithmic trading, a Florida optometrist could be the greatest inventor you never heard of

Why Gates and Zuck think the next drug blockbusters will come from your gut

On the bravest frontier in human health, scientists are using bacteria from the digestive system to create novel medicines for a huge range of ailments including Parkinson's, cancer and autism. The results could transform lives and deliver massive returns for early investors

Thoughts on cars

Coronavirus shows why India needs to invest more in mental health care

Isolation and anxiety from Covid-19 is underscoring the fact that India is under-equipped to handle psychological care to the scale that it needs, pandemic or otherwise