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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
Leadership
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Parth Jindal and JSW Sports: Building India's Olympics ecosystem
In 2024, 41 JSW athletes-supported directly by the company and through collaborations with other federations—made it to the Paris Olympics. A look into how Parth Jindal masterminded a brand overhaul using sports, and how he's building upon India's Olympic hopes
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L&T and the growth of a self-dependent India after 1947
Larsen & Toubro began its India sojourn in Independent India to help build the nation. Along the way, employees and shareholders also gained from the nuclear reactors, nuclear-powered submarines and space satellite systems that it makes
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Bajaj Electricals: Sailing the winds of change
Bajaj Electricals has fanned its resilient innings by sticking to the core values of trust, focus, integrity and quality. It is now undergoing a refreshing reboot
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Bata's transformation for the aspiring modern Indian
In the 1920s, out of a population of around 350 million people, only about 10 million Indians wore footwear. The need of the hour was to make footwear accessible and affordable. In 1931, Bata started its first workshop on the west bank of the Hooghly River in Kolkata, and since then has kept up with the journey and aspirations of India's people
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Air India: The story of a lost opportunity
More than nine decades after it was founded, Air India has its share of loyalists and detractors, but it doesn't take away from the fact that it will grow into one of the world's largest airlines in the next few years
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Why Amul is the ageless FMCG giant
How Amul, the world's largest dairy cooperative, became synonymous with 'swadeshi' pride
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How Dr Lal PathLabs stands the test of time
SK Lal, who moved to Delhi from Lahore during Partition, started Dr Lal PathLabs, which is now India's largest diagnostic chain
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Hindustan Unilever: How FMCG giant tailored itself for India
Ups and downs have been a part of Hindustan Unilever's nine-decade India journey. Its adaptability gave it the right to win
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Murugappa Group: Masters of all trades
From sugar to agro and cycles to financial services, the Murugappa Group has grown from strength to strength since Independence
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MRF: Present in everyday life
Chennai-headquartered MRF's long road from making balloons to fighter aircraft tyres
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How Wipro is fighting to regain its mojo
Wipro, whose founder is as renowned for his philanthropy as for building a global IT business, is fighting for its spot among the top IT services companies out of India
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How Tata Motors and Mahindra are leading India's SUV rush
Both Tata Motors and Mahindra started only a month apart, have gone on to become one of the world's best-known automobile companies, and now they are giving a much-needed push to the country's auto sector
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Murlikant Petkar: Meet India's first ever Paralympic gold medallist
Murlikant Petkar had an Olympic dream far before he became a paraplegic during the 1965 India-Pakistan war. A two-year coma, and even a bullet lodged in his spine didn't stop him from becoming India's first Paralympic gold medallist
Column
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Independence Day Special: Delve into India's growth stories
Forbes India's special Independence Day package traces the evolution of business and industry over the past century. Many began as importers and suppliers but moved on to making in India to support the endeavour of India's new political leadership of building Independent India
Startups
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Updapt is changing the ESG game for enterprises
With not much more than some seed funding, Updapt has developed an ESG management product that's being used by several large corporations
