Archive
EDITION: 25 February, 2011
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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Letter From the Deputy Editor: How to Build a Winning Team
Rajasthan won the championship not merely on the field but through administrative reforms off the field as well
Appraisals
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Appraisal: Jaipur Literature Festival 2011
JLF has outgrown its venue, much as it outgrew the Jaipur Heritage Festival and created its own identity
Close Range
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Khurshid M. Kasuri: We Were This Close To A Peace Accord
India and Pakistan narrowly missed resolving their conflict in 2006, but the foundation for enduring peace has been laid, former Pakistani foreign minister, Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri tells Forbes India
Recliner
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Bhimsen Joshi: The Voice That Crossed the Vindhyas
Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is the male voice that transcended India’s north-south musical divide and captured popular imagination
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The Toon Collector: Aalok Joshi's Comic Books
It's 8000 and counting for Mumbai's Aalok Joshi
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Welshspotting: Ten Minutes With Irvine Welsh
Ten minutes with the bestselling Scottish author
Photos
Work in Progress
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A Rich Harvest: The Win-Win Initiative to Help Farmers
Ranjan Sharma is changing the way lakhs of farmers get credible information. In the process, his partners IFFCO and Airtel are increasing their reach in rural markets
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A North Indian Restaurant in South India
Pallavi and Gaurav Jain pulled a rabbit out of their hat by running a successful North Indian restaurant chain in South India. Now, they want to try their luck in the rest of the country
F-index
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Love’s Labour Costs: Valentine's Day Spends
Couples are gearing up to spend more than they did last year
Health
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The Fats of Life: What Weight Should You Lose?
The skinny on subcutaneous and visceral fats
Boardroom
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Why Ashok Soota Quit MindTree
Officially, the MindTree co-founder wants to start a new venture. But insiders point to decisions gone wrong and cracks within the top management
Magazine Extra
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Ashok Soota: "MindTree Has a Great Leadership Team at Its Helm"
Ashok Soota, co-founder of IT firm MindTree talks about the reasons for his sudden exit and his relationship with others in the company
Ex-Libris
Numerix
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Surviving Infancy - Infant Mortality in India
There has been a definite drop in infant mortality in India. But how much of this is the effect of the national public health initiative is still unclear
Frequent Flier
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My Houston
Chandrasekar R., CEO of energy consultancy IT Power Group, says this Texan city is a foodie’s — and a sports fan’s — delight
Beyond Business
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How India Can Win the World Cup
A handful of people have hauled Rajasthan out of the country’s cricket dumps, proving there is more to the game than merely playing it
Breakpoint
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Why Japanese Steel Companies Are In India
For Japanese steel giants, forging alliances with their Indian counterparts to establish their presence here has become a crucial survival tool
Briefing
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The Indian Railway Overload
The Railways is missing its revenue targets and facing a cash squeeze just when it needs the money for large investments
Nuggets
Cheat Sheet
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Beyond The Nile: Egypt
Egypt is perhaps one of the most documented regions of the world. But there's always something more to a place
Big Bet
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The B-Town Doctors: Big Hospitals In Small Towns
Hospitals are creating segments in tier II cities for patients and profits. While big chains have the muscle, small entrants have a niche
Tip-Off
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Gem of a Phone
Vertu is a smartphone with every key on its QWERTY keyboard ground from a solid block of sapphire
Zen Garden
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Musings of Guru Jaggi Vasudev
Spiritual guru Jaggi Vasudev talks about the true nature of intelligence and the pitfalls of success
On Assignment
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Jaipur: The Hub For Dental Tourism
In search of cheap, reliable treatment, foreign tourists are combining sightseeing with doctor�s appointments in Jaipur
Hindsight
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The World Cup Along The Years
All ye cricket maniacs - that's pretty much every one of you out there - lash on the sunscreen, paint your faces, take out those funky banners and march to the stadiums. For the World Cup is here!
Cross Border
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Cisco's India Solution
The tech giant had to adapt its India strategy. En route it may have found its global flightplan
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