A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Forbes India's second list of Tycoons of Tomorrow does not—like the first—restrict only to the world of business and entrepreneurship. We have actors and sportspersons who are pushing the boundaries of creativity and performance
The Tycoons of Tomorrow are those who are still on a journey—one of imagination, creativity, and implementation. Find out who they are, and why they have made it to the list tomorrow
Actor Rajkummar Rao has won audiences over with his realistic performances. He is now looking for parts where he can push his boundaries and go all out to satiate his artistic hunger
Mamaearth's Alaghs are disrupting the personal care industry by making it more personal and extra caring
The young actor who has gained fame across OTT, theatre and movies, has a simple motto: As long as she gets to act, the medium or language doesn't matter. And it's helping her make her mark
Parth Jindal has carved a niche for himself in the JSW Group, overseeing cement, paints, sports, and the US Steel operations
The fourth generation of plastics behemoth is striving to make the company future-ready by building sustainable, long-lasting products
He's among the foremost batters in international cricket. And he's striding ahead with his head firmly on his shoulders
Mahima Datla has been deftly leading pharmaceutical company Biological E in the race to to bolster Covid-19 vaccinations in India
Brothers Kairav and Saumya Engineer have taken forward their father's legacy at Astral, and have diversified into segments like adhesives, construction chemicals, and water tanks
Solving for digital payments was just the first step for Razorpay co-founders Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar. As they have scaled, they continue to look for ways to simplify the financial lives of customers
With CredAvenue, Gaurav Kumar is enabling capital for the neediest and revolutionising the space
As they impact the SME ecosystem, the co-founders of OfBusiness want to make more money than they did the previous month and keep adding zeroes to their revenues--profitability, growth, and scale, says co-founder Asish Mohapatra
Ashwin Damera's global edtech empire is built on the twin pillars of accessible higher education and creating a valuable business
By providing a simplified experience to users, Coinswitch Kuber and its founders Ashish Singhal, Vimal Sagar Tiwari, and Govind Soni are taking cryptocurrencies to the masses, and building their own fortune
Sharechat co-founder has built Moj into India's leading short video platform. With parent company Mohalla Tech joining the unicorn club, he's eyeing more hits
The boAt cofounders have transformed the brand into a formidable brand that is cruising at an astonishing pace. What next for the homegrown consumer electronics giant?
Twin siblings Anchit and Adwaita Nayar are following in their mother Falguni Nayar's footsteps and working at making Nykaa a household name for beauty and fashion
At 23, the golfer has catapulted India on to the world stage with a fourth-place finish at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. And she's only getting started
Infra.Market's massive business-to-retail play makes it one of the most exciting startups to watch out for. And co-founder Aaditya Sharda wants to make it an enduring company
With Postman, Abhinav Asthana has built an API powerhouse that is changing the way developers look at software, helping them take an 'API-first' approach