No analysis of RNT's legacy would be complete without his contribution in high technology. The shift began when he was appointed chairman of Tata Industries, the promoter company of the group, in 1981. Tata brought in fresh talent—from within and without—and a fiery ambition to make the conglomerate a global powerhouse
Now in its third edition, the Forbes India-Group M study (via Goat, Group M's influencer marketing agency) recognises and ranks digital creators who dish out their appealing wares across Instagram, YouTube and Facebook
As the artificial intelligence (AI) race heats up, we dive deep into the companies making a real difference in the real world
The Best Under a Billion List has a heady mix of sectors, from F&B to data centres and semiconductors, and India and China account for the maximum representation on the list--over 30 companies from each country
The Forbes India special package captures the phenomenon of how the next-gen is bringing in fresh energy and ideas into businesses that have evolved over decades, even centuries
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
Regional brands' rapid growth has enthused private investors and the public markets. There's a lot to unpack in our 2024 edition of regional goliaths as we bring you stories from the different corners of India
In this edition, Forbes India delves into all things luxury in real estate, from the developers building those swank homes to the evolution of architectural and design elements in these abodes
The space race is heating up in India, with a bunch of entrepreneurs eyeing the final frontier
Every Indian summer is getting hotter, and flashfloods and landslides in the hill states are a regular occurrence. The big question then: How does India develop—like no other country is attempting to—and decarbonise at the same time?
India's HNI tourists have started becoming picky. The Maldives, Bangkok and even the Swiss Alps are now passe. They crave experiences and the best in luxury. This edition of Forbes India shines a light on some of the biggest international sporting events coming up this year, and the Indian tourists making their way there for curated luxe experiences