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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
Take One: Big story of the day
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Why the real estate index is an outperformer
Real estate buyer advances have increased during the pandemic resulting in improved balance sheets of listed developers
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World Rivers Day 2022: Why we need a new relationship with nature, water and river ecosystems
In recent years the Ganga and other rivers in India have been facing a serious threat from pollution, dams, construction, sand mining and other human activities, impacting people and species dependent on them for their existence
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This self-styled saviour of co-operative banks wants to buy the flailing Dhanlaxmi Bank
Will Anshumman Joshi's chequered past, including a jail term, prove to be the proverbial slip between the cup and the lip, or will he clear RBI's stringent filters?
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RBI fights daunting challenges with another 50 bps rate hike
Global geopolitical factors, a hawkish US Fed, plunging rupee, rising food prices weigh on the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee as it tries to fight inflation and support growth
Life
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As Kashmir gets movie theatre after 32 years, owner of Srinagar's first multiplex hopes to revive 'Broadway' experience
Educationist Vijay Dhar opens a three-screen, 520-seating capacity auditorium in the Valley in partnership with movie theatre chain Inox to provide Kashmiris with big-screen entertainment that they had missed out on for over three decades
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Football: A social and gender tool empowering girls in rural India
Girls from under-resourced communities in rural India are using the sport to navigate everyday freedoms, access education and assert personal agency. How far can the game take them in the fight against patriarchy, poverty and social ills?
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Unparalleled passion: What makes Northeast India the talent factory of football
Northeast India, a football-crazy region, has produced some of India's finest players. Forbes India travels to Mizoram to understand the passion for the sport, the support from government and private institutions, and why it needs better infrastructure
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FIFA World Cup 2022: From Ronaldo and Messi to Courtois and Heung-min, here are the players you must watch out for
FIFA World Cup will begin in Qatar on November 20. Here we bring you the extraordinary numbers of extraordinary players of the football extravaganza
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Loitongbam Ashalata Devi: Inspiring the new generation of Indian footballers
In life and in sport, Indian women's football team captain Loitongbam Ashalata Devi has relentlessly pursued her dreams, despite the challenges, and wants to inspire more girls to play the game
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Dreaming big leagues: Can European elite clubs change grassroots football in India?
The recent influx of foreign clubs and leagues could help push Indian football in a new direction, but the effort has to go beyond being just a branding exercise and work towards changing the ecosystem and local football culture
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Mohun Bagan Vs East Bengal: The charm of Indian El Clasico
One of the biggest club football rivalries in Asia began in 1920. Millions of people still consider the result of any match between Mohun Bagan and East Bengal a matter of utmost seriousness. Here's the oral history of the Indian El Clasico from the origin rooted in discrimination to the professionals running the business in 2022
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Football in India: What will it take to put the spotlight on players?
India holds the 104th spot in the FIFA rankings. Talented players such as Ishan Pandita, Lallianzuala Chhangte, Sahal Abdul Samad, and Liston Colaco have the passion to get better and put the country on the football map. But to realise the World Cup qualification dream, a football culture has to be nurtured
Column
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Can Indian football bounce back like hockey?
Of course, it can, but the hockey revival wasn't born in a day—it's taken years of sweat, toil and perseverance by backers like the Odisha government to bring Indian hockey back into the elite league once again by focusing on the grassroots
From The Field
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Your losses are your real teachers: CWG medalist G Sathiyan
Paddler G Sathiyan, who won three medals in the recent Commonwealth Games, on why it's necessary to detach yourself from outcomes
