Archive
EDITION: 22 October, 2010
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
Exit Interview
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ATMs of Health Care
Nachiket Mor, president, ICICI Foundation, is headed to public health organisation Sugha Vazhvu. He talks about spreading health care through the kiosk model
Close Range
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C. Rangarajan: Why the World Must Stay Integrated
C. Rangarajan tells Forbes India why the growth of India and other BRIC economies will help global recovery
Breakpoint
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The Big Deal About Group Deal Web Sites
Group buying Web sites are the latest online rage. Will they survive?
Recliner
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The Minds that Listen
For purists, the latest audio technology isn’t necessarily the best. They often go to great lengths to experience the perfect sound
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Photos
Magazine Extra
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Are India's Rich Giving Enough?
Some of India’s richest people talk about how easy or difficult it is to include society in their growth
India Rich List '10
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Lakshmi Mittal: Cast In A New Mould
Lakshmi Mittal has so far struggled in his home country, India, where he is seeking the next big growth leap for his steel empire. He is now tweaking his strategy to make that happen
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Savitri Jindal: The Matriarch
India’s richest woman is content with caring for her family and carrying on her late husband’s public work
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Family Businesses And Splitting Heirs
India’s storied business families are becoming more professional as they gear up for generational change
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Where is Nirma's Karsanbhai Patel?
Nirma was once the poster child for entrepreneurship. Then its maverick founder decided to call it a day. His son wants to recast the firm, but is missing Karsanbhai’s spunk
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Billionaires In The Making
These six NextGen scions of successful, wealthy business families stand at the crossroads of their empires and have the potential to take their inheritance to a whole new level
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Dilip Shanghvi: The Contrarian
Dilip Shanghvi of Sun Pharma refused to follow other firms as they made big acquisitions in Europe. He cherry picked distressed assets instead. The move is now paying off
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For Indian Entrepreneurs The World Begins at Home
Indian entrepreneurs are reining in their wanderlust for globalisation and making more selective bets. In the process, they are rediscovering their home market too
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Atul Ruia: Second Time Lucky
Atul Ruia’s Phoenix Mills is the envy of the commercial real estate sector. Now, he wants to replicate his model across India
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Kalanithi Maran: The Anchorman
Kalanithi Maran has outgrown the political halo that surrounded him in the early days
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Malvinder & Shivinder Singh: Fast And Curious
The Singh brothers have the cash and they are playing to win. The future is anyone�s guess
Beyond Business
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Whole Foods Is A Loose Cannon on Target
John Mackey’s Conscious Capitalism model has its share of dissenters. But the fiery Texan isn’t about to back down
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Marico Believes In Profit After Trust
Marico is taking decisions against the typical instinct of a successful business: Give up today to gain tomorrow
Greyscale
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Should CPI(M) Raise the Red Flag?
These are hard times for the Communist Party of India (Marxist). After its poor performance in the general elections held in 2009, the party is now on the verge of losing its citadel, West Bengal, where it has been in power since 1977
Briefing
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Gold Still Has Some Shine Left
Why the yellow metal may still be a good investment bet despite the high price levels
Ex-Libris
Tip-Off
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EVIL Is Good
With the EVIL camera you can expect much better quality images than compact digital
Comment
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Gold Assayers See Their Business Boom
High gold prices are giving a boost to gold assayers, who put it through a trial by fire to test for purity
F-index
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Incredible, But it's India!
Indian hospitality industry looked hopefully to the domestic market
Appraisals
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E-Book Reader: Wink XTS
EC Media Interntional's initiative to bring e-reading content to our market
Thunderbird
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Clinton Global Initiative: Harnessing Human Potential
Like other resources, human talent must be refined and harnessed to reach its full potential
Ask the Insider
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What Happens to the Unsold Food?
Restaurateur Riyaaz Amlani of the Impresario group of restaurants tells us what goes on behind the scenes
Column
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How Green Was My Valley
Letter from the Editor: We need to celebrate the entrepreneurs who feature in the Forbes list of the 100 Richest Indians. In my book, they create jobs, wealth and fame for their families and society at large
Numerix
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Mining The People's Share
The government wants mining firms to share a quarter of their profit with the people they displaced. The move has sparked off a debate
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