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What's led to the revival of India's luxury real estate?
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
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Deep Tech Special: Inside India's space race
The space race is heating up in India, with a bunch of entrepreneurs eyeing the final frontier
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The challenge for India is to keep decarbonising even as it keeps developing
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?
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Luxe Travel Special: Maldives is passe, give them the Olympics
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
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15 years of Forbes India: Looking at India's progress since 2009
Forbes India's 15th anniversary is an opportunity to celebrate change—of which there's been plenty ever since the journey began in 2009. Forbes India is today not what it was 15 years ago. But the more we change, the more the essence of Forbes India remains the same
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India's fintech sector is a heady concoction of potential and peril
If you had to bet on one startup sector from which will emerge a thriving global business model, chances are you'd put your money on fintech. The flipside? If you had to pick one startup sector that urgently requires to get its compliance act together, it would be fintech
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The World's Billionaires: A reminder of responsibilities, even as the superrich get super-richer
The planet's billionaires are 120 percent richer than they were a decade ago. Remarkably, 14 of these individuals figure in the $100 billion club. The numbers are also a reminder that the profits of corporations and the wealth created by entrepreneurs and innovators can help solve social problems
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Inside Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan's transformation of Novartis, and more
On the Forbes India cover this fortnight is a man who embarked on a journey of transformation .soon after taking charge of the Switzerland-headquartered Novartis in 2018. Over the past seven years, Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan has led its transformation into a focussed medicines company rebuilt on the bedrock of R&D and innovation
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The big Forbes India IPO litmus test
IPOs are flooding the market but few stand the test of time. For our IPO Winners Special we partnered with Prime Database to access the performance of companies on the bourses over 5 years. The results are in
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Flip the pages of the 2024 W-Power Self-Made Women issue
The Forbes India W-Power list of Self-Made Women has achievers of all hues: Business founders, professionals who've worked their way to the top; authors; bureaucrats bringing change via technology and infrastructure-creation; those driving social good and social change as well as those standing up for the oppressed and the underdog, and a few underdogs themselves
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2024: Honouring those leading from the front
Forbes India Leadership Awards take cognisance of an evolving business, economic, and technological landscape. Now in its 13th edition, FILA is recognising excellence in industry and beyond