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Decoding Ahmedabad's next-gen family businesses
This fortnight's issue is the first in a series of family businesses from pockets of enterprise that have been built over decades, even centuries. We start with Gujarat, where Ahmedabad has emerged over time as a city of entrepreneurs, and scions from subsequent generations have picked up the baton
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From India to Europe, US to Australia, what or who's to blame for catastrophic climate events?
It may not be fair to directly attribute climate change to an extreme weather event. Yet, humans compound these events into disasters with ill-planned development coupled with mindless burning of fossil fuels. The resultant long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns are worsening America's tornadoes, Australia's wildfires, Europe's heatwaves and Himachal's flash floods
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Listen to the chimes of freedom
The pre-Independence Swadeshi movement still resonates, as India tries to cut reliance on imports
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Is this the end of edtech as we know it?
Is this the beginning of the end of edtech? Perhaps it's the end of the sector as we knew it, but not the end of what edtech should have been in the first place. This fortnight, Forbes India's steadfast startups tracker Rajiv Singh dives deep into edtech, to figure what's still going right with the sector
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What SaaS companies are doing right to stay warm in the funding winter
The funding winter may have affected the Indian startup ecosystem, but SaaS startups stand apart with their lower burn rates and more predictable revenue generation
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AI special: Demystifying enterprise use cases and the role of Indian startups
This fortnight, the Forbes India AI Special delves into AI tech and its use cases that may be an eye-opener for organisations wondering how to embark on their AI journey, and Indian startups that are playing a major role
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Indigenous manufacturing ready to raise the bar of value addition in defence and aviation
This fortnight's issue of Forbes India is focussed on how a heightened mix of activity by the public sector, private sector, multinational players and startups is pushing the ambitious Aatmanirbhar Bharat targets—hit a turnover of $25 billion from aerospace and defence goods and services by 2025, with exports accounting for $5 billion, or roughly Rs41,000 crore
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Celebrating 14 years of Forbes India
Magazine covers over a sufficiently longish period tell a story. And, as Forbes India celebrates its 14th anniversary, a journey back to issues of the past 14 years tells an inspirational tale of entrepreneurship and leadership. As we enter our 15th year, the team at Forbes India picked out 15 personalities who featured on our covers and requested them to join the dots from the time they were featured
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Anil Agarwal: Playing the big stakes game
Anil Agarwal has blueprinted a Rs 1.54 lakh crore game plan to become India's first chips and glass display maker. It may be unchartered waters, but Agarwal seems geared up and ready for the challenge
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India's potential to dominate smartphone and semiconductor manufacturing for the world
India seems poised to earn its spurs for its manufacturing prowess on the global stage across a bunch of sunrise sectors, from defence to electronics. The Forbes India edition this fortnight has a collection of stories that showcase the potential and opportunity for India in sectors like smartphones and semiconductors
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World's Billionaires: Celebrating not just super-riches but India's entrepreneurial spirit
A cursory glance at the Forbes list of 169 Indian billionaires suggests that it's populated by the next gen of traditional families who have seized new opportunities, along with a healthy sprinkling of first-generation tech entrepreneurs