News by Numbers
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Forbes India 2021 Rewind: Best sports memories from an uncertain year
From Neeraj Chopra winning a gold at Tokyo2020 to Chennai Super Kings lifting the IPL trophy once again, to the dramatic end of F1 championship, here's a look at best sports memories of the year
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How much will it cost to buy gifts from 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'?
Take a look at how much will it cost you to buy the 12 gifts of Christmas, individually, and all-together in 2021
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Ready for a Christmas movie-marathon? Here are the top grossing films
From Home Alone to Four Christmases, here's a look at the top grossing Christmas movies of all times. Add them to your movie marathon list
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'Spiderman: No way home' gets 2nd biggest box office opening weekend ever
From a number of films from the MCU, to a couple from the Star wars series, here's a look the top 10 box office opening weekends of all times
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Vedanta's Anil Agarwal and Wipro's Azim Premji make it to 'Asia's 2021 Heroes of Philanthropy' list
Top names in Indian philanthropy, Agarwal and Premji have contributed generously towards India's betterment in the past few years, more so amidst the Covid-19 pandemic
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Rewind 2021: Most expensive NFTs in the world
Non-fungible tokens seemed like a trend that would die a natural death but not anymore. Take a look at the most expensive NFTs sold around the world—the cheapest was $4.1 million sold on August 6
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Rewind 2021: Biggest natural disasters of the year
From Cyclone Tauktae and Yaas to the Canadian heatwaves and wildfires, and more—here are some of the biggest and costliest natural disasters of 2021
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At $115.5 million, The Rolling Stones rule the return of music tours in 2021
From Harry Styles to Lizzo to Green Day, these artists also made the most of live music's grand return to arenas in 2021
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PM Modi among world's most admired people in 2021
A look at the most admired Indian men and women of the year, and the top 5 most admired in the world
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2.9 billion people in the world are still offline: report
As per a recent report by the International Telecommunication Union, wide gaps exist in the percentage of people who access the internet and those who do not. Here's a look at the key findings
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TCS is the largest private sector employer in India. Meet the top 5
As per the '2021 Burgundy Private Hurun India 500' list, 69 lakh people in India are employed by 500 private companies