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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

Quick and furious: Zomato and Blinkit's quick commerce play

Think instant and you'll think noodles, but it all started with coffee in 1901, and now we're in a market that expects everything at the snap of a finger, whether it's food, groceries, cigarettes, or more. Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal believes he's got it figured out with Blinkit

Great people managers: Good leaders make great businesses

When seniors lead with empathy and inspiration, business results are delivered as a byproduct

Autonomy to employees, nurturing relationships important: Ericsson's Amitabh Ray

Ericsson Global Services India managing director empowers his people and gives priority to employees' work-life balance while taking decisions

Awfis's Amit Ramani: Leading from the front

The founder and CEO of Awfis Space Solutions on how he navigated a crisis that upended the coworking space model, and growing the business

Merck's Atul Barjatya: The inclusive leader

Atul Barjatya, the director of channel sales-research solutions at Merck Life Science, believes in creating a sustainable atmosphere for his team to give their best

Nisha Singhania: The importance of investing in people

At Infectious Advertising, Nisha Singhania, the cofounder and director, believes in catering to the motivations not just of clients but also her team

Serge De Vos: Think globally, act locally

The managing director of AB-InBev GCC tweaked his leadership style for an Indian setting and inspired employees to deliver the best results in a pandemic year

My role is that of a catalyst: Shiva Prasad RS

The senior director, EHS, Biocon, believes that being effective and giving freedom to his managers, and acting like a catalyst between employees and the company's needs is what makes a great people manager

Shweta Gulati: On working with passion and purpose

At Blue Dart Express Ltd, Gulati believes in the three Ps—passion, purpose, and persistent action

Sujatha Gade: Promoting emotional and mental wellbeing for students, employees

For the principal of the Diamond Jubilee High School, Hyderabad, leadership isn't only imparting knowledge to students but also helping colleagues build emotional strength and technical skills

Lodha Group's Soniya Prithiani Raisinghani believes in empowering her people

The associate vice president, sales, of Lodha Group believes that a great leader is about giving employees the freedom to flourish

Photo Of The Day: EV DTC

Budget 2022: Mind the (fiscal) gap

Unless India sustains a relatively high growth trajectory, the road to fiscal consolidation is long and winding, especially in a highly volatile global environment

India's optimistic economic recovery yet to reflect in labour market

The Budget must move beyond structural reforms and big infra projects to fund the rural jobs programme, generate urban employment, develop industry-oriented skills, and enable collection of good quality data on migrant and informal workers

Health, nutrition, employment: The ground reality of social welfare schemes

With the third wave of Covid-19 looming, the most vulnerable sections of our society have suffered the most and the rural economy is yet to recover; Forbes India analyses the impact of last year's Budget, and expectations from the upcoming one, along these three parameters

Is the worst over for India's auto sector?

2021 was a tough year for the auto sector due to semiconductor shortage and supply constraints. 2022 may see the situation improving thanks to a demand and EV push

The omicron reset: Near 8% GDP likely in FY23 for India

The Covid-19 variant is disrupting businesses and social activity again. But economists are confident that India will trend close to the 8 percent growth path in FY23, aided by exports, government capex and private consumption

Inside TCS's cloud strategy: How the IT giant is consolidating its hyperscaler alliances to tap an 'unbounded opportunity'

CEO Rajesh Gopinathan is sharpening TCS's focus on partnerships with Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Google, deploying an army of engineers to transport some of the world's biggest companies to the era of ecosystems

Thoughts on economic growth