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Forbes India 30 Under 30: All about intensity and passion of growing better
The Forbes India 30 under 30 class of 2025 comprises achievers from 19 categories, from enterprise technology and clean energy to agritech and design. This issue is about the roaring 20s—the time to, as the song goes, 'set the world on fire and 'burn brighter than the sun'
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Swiggy: Eyeing the gravy train
Swiggy's challenge is to cost-effectively retain customers and delivery partners and attract new ones. Can Swiggy pull it off?
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Uncharted waters: Getting a grip on India's cyber crisis in 2025
This year has proven that what was once considered a secure network now must leverage cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence to remain safe
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Showstoppers 2024-25: Forbes India's top 75 picks in cinema, OTT, music and sports
Actors, filmmakers, sportspersons... yes, it's that time of the year for our Showstoppers list, of 75 outperformers from the world of cinema, its domesticated counterpart streaming, sports, and music. They have competed with the best in the world and with themselves
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Higher capital inflows for Indian tech in 2025
2024 saw renewed confidence in India's tech ecosystem as many investors took a leap of faith. This momentum is expected to continue in the coming year
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Tech, social media, quick commerce are reimagining the beauty business
A rash of D2C brands along with tech-driven recommendations—think personalisation, courtesy of artificial intelligence-are finding their way not just into the snobby salons of South Mumbai and South Delhi, but also the dusty markets of smaller towns and cities
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Founder or manager mode: What's better for your startup?
The founder versus manager debate isn't a new one, but it's relevant in every startup ecosystem worth its funding
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Forbes India's 100 Richest 2024: Indianstyle capitalism is on a roll
Why are billionaires in a freer market—freer than it was three decades ago—a good thing? How do we go about creating more entrepreneurs, a fraction of whom will go on to become billionaires? Here are some answers
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Forbes India Hidden Gems 2024: Finding diamonds in the rough
The six companies on Forbes India's Hidden Gems operate in sunrise sectors—think infrastructure, high precision components, solar panels—on a steady growth trajectory and could well be IPO candidates soon
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What sets Asia-Pacific apart from the world?
Enormous technology pools to solve pertinent global problems, from fintech to enterprise tech and robotics, define the innovations coming out of the region; India has the biggest presence on the '100 to Watch' list with 20 companies
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Ratan Naval Tata: Importance of his multifaceted legacy
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