Forbes India Selections: The best of our stories from 2016-17

Here's a pick of our top stories from the past year

Apr 14, 2017, 08:02 IST4 min

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E-Learning gets a reboot: Online learning is making a quiet comeback through the business education segment

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The first & the fearless: Cipla’s YK Hamied is no ordinary business leader. He is a pioneer and a disruptor who has changed the global pharma landscape in his over-50-year professional career

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Eye on the prize: By taking a path less travelled, Ajay Piramal has built a diversified empire of successful businesses

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The big small challenge: Japanese automotive company Toyota is gearing up to redraw its India strategy and add the small car to its fleet. But it has multiple speed breakers to contend with

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The Workspace Meister: In the last two decades, Jitu Virwani has emerged as India’s largest premier office space landlord. He now plans to expand his presence in the residential space, and enter industrial parks and warehouses too

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Sail's up: Hector Beverages CEO Neeraj Kakkar’s search for a brilliant drink ended with Paper Boat

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The Bootstrapped Buddhist: In two decades, Zoho Corp has not only built an inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem but also shaped the future of work. But there’s one principle founder Sridhar Vembu hasn’t budged from: He hasn’t taken a penny of external funding. After all, why sacrifice your freedom?

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Value Miners: Through sustainable investing, Motilal Oswal’s mutual fund schemes have become the toppers in various categories

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Plan. Execute. Repeat.: With immaculate planning and innovative execution, Romesh Sobti has created clear differentiating factors for IndusInd Bank

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An Inclusive Fabric: Ethnic wear behemoth Fabindia is looking to expand aggressively as well as shape the lives of thousands of rural artisans

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