Podcast
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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
Column
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India's Self-Made Women 2022: Masters of their destiny
Forbes India's W-Power does consider conventional parameters of measuring success—wealth and valuation, power and position, and value-creation and performance—however, at the heart of the list is the self-made essence of these women. They're not dynasts or inheritors, but individuals who have imagined their own ideas, their own paths, their own destinies
Leadership
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India's Self-Made Women 2022: Making of the list
This year Forbes India's W-Power 2022 list features women who are breaking stereotypes, dismissing doubters and leading change
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Forbes India 2022 W-Power: Anjali Bansal of Avaana Capital is investing for a sustainable and inclusive world
Anjali Bansal, an early-mover in climate tech investments through her venture capital fund Avaana Capital, believes that women should dream big, network and find their tribe early
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Forbes India 2022 W-Power: Anju Srivastava's Wingreens Farms is about empowering farmers
Anju Srivastava wants people to realise that doing business thoughtfully is the future. And with Wingreens Farms, she is leading by example by empowering farmers and their families
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Jacinta Kerketta: Becoming the voice of indigenous communities
While Jacinta Kerketta's poetry is about the lives and losses of indigenous communities in Jharkhand, her writing is about the conflict over land, the impact of risk management programmes on those living inside forests, and grassroots democracy among indigenous populations
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Kainaz Karmakar: Bringing the change through stories
Having worked in the field for 23 years, Kainaz Karmakar, chief creative officer of Ogilvy India, has won 40 accolades for her out-of-the-box, brave and innovative approach to advertising
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Katrina Kaif: Turning passion into mission with Kay Beauty
Actor Katrina Kaif turned her love for make-up into a business venture. Her label Kay Beauty has products for all age groups and skin tones, and also aims to be a community for women
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Kavita Devi and Meera Devi: Giving voice to marginalised with Khabar Lahariya
Through media network Khabar Lahariya, Kavita Devi and Meera Devi are ensuring elected heads are held accountable by reporting on issues of women and marginalised communities from the hinterland
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Kusha Kapila: Influencer next door
Kusha Kapila is riding the popularity wave on social media with her hilarious and relatable content. She's now making her presence felt on the big screen and streaming platforms with multiple roles
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Lakshmi Iyer: A learner who moves markets
Lakshmi Iyer started off marrying coding with markets. Today she heads Kotak's investment advisory business
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Leena Nair: Taking off Chanel's Eurocentric goggles
In her 30-year stint, Leena Nair managed to make Unilever a gender-balanced company across its management globally. Now, as CEO, she's poised to bring her inclusive worldview to luxury brand Chanel
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Neena Gupta: Flagbearer for women in STEM
Women and math do go hand-in-hand, and Neena Gupta, a mathematician with multiple awards in her kitty, is a fine example of that
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Nikhat Zareen: Punching her way to Olympics gold
Pugilist Nikhat Zareen has fought off challenges and broken stereotypes to become a world champion. Now her eyes are set on Olympics gold
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Radha Basu: Deploying AI and ML for inclusion
Radha Basu, founder and CEO of iMerit, has been building a company that leverages the potential of artificial intelligence and machine learning while focusing on inclusivity and social impact
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Take that mantle and make the most of the opportunities: Radhika Gupta, MD & CEO, Edelweiss AMC, advises next-gen women leaders
Radhika Gupta, one of the youngest CEOs in the mutual fund sector, has increased Edelweiss' AUM from Rs 6,000 crore to Rs 80,000 crore in five years and is gunning for the Rs 1 lakh crore mark
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From a pet project to a massive brand, the tale of Rashi Narang's 'paw'sitive journey
At 24, Rashi Narang started Heads Up For Tails which makes products—toys, clothes, food—for cats and dogs. The brand now has close to 75 retail outlets and 30 spas for pets
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Ritu Arora: Blending social purpose with returns
Ritu Arora of Allianz Investment Management is focusing on boosting investments and commitments towards India, which is eager to meet its climate action goals
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Stay humble, stay resilient, never give up: Sakshi Chopra of Sequoia India shares mantra for young women entrepreneurs
There is a bit of Sakshi Chopra in the fight and might of most new-age consumer brands. Despite being an 'outsider' in the VC universe, she never gives up
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Smita Deorah: Innovating pedagogy for inclusion at LEAD School
Smita Deorah has chosen to work within the school system, with her innovations now impacting over a million children
