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Video: Katrina Kaif on her beauty brand, Kay
Kaif says she is hands-on with her first business venture, born out of a passion for inclusivity and makeup
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Get so much love but no private time: Rajkummar Rao
Forbes India's Kunal Purandare caught up with Rajkummar Rao recently, where he talked about the perks of being an actor and the downside, how he spends his free time, his favourite vacation destination, and more! Catch the full interview here:
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How a chief minister is elected
As Maharashtra and Haryana go to polls today, a look at how the Assembly Elections take place
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Abhishek Bachchan talks about being a sports entrepreneur
Abhishek Bachchan, the owner of Jaipur Pink Panthers, spoke about his journey of becoming an entrepreneur at the recent Forbes India 30 Under 30 Soiree. He spoke about what kind of a boss he is, locker room motivation speeches, how he had to do two movies to bankroll Jaipur Pink Panthers, and how they are tasting success. In conversation with Network18's Group Sports Editor Gaurav Kalra
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KKR: What's going wrong at the private equity firm, and how to fix it
The turmoil in the Indian non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) isn’t sparing the lending books of private equity (PE) funds either. Over the last year, KKRIFS’s debt investments in companies like Kwality Dairy, CG Power and Industrial Solutions, and Coffee Day Enterprises Ltd have turned sour.
Forbes India's private equity expert, Pooja Sarkar, breaks down the lessons for the KKR, global private equity giant, from lending transactions that have gone sour in an era when governance levels have hit new lows. Two key takeaways: The need for more due diligence and a proactive, eagl -
International Coffee Day: Are you overpaying for your cuppa Joe?
A look at how much a cappuccino costs around the world, and where Indian cities figure on the list
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WATCH: Speaking style and Sacred Games with Saif Ali Khan
Saif Ali Khan talks to Forbes India about Selected Homme, of which he was recently made the brand ambassador; what he looks for in brands before endorsing them, and Sacred Games' International Emmy nomination
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India's para-athletes and sportspersons share their unique journey to success
Forbes India 30 Under 30 Soiree 2019 saw a panel consisting of blade runner Shalini Sarswathi; captain of Indian Kabaddi Team Ajay Thakur; paralympian javelin thrower Devendra Jhajharia; paralympian swimmer Suyash Jadhav, and javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra, talk about their journeys and challenges of rising beyond stereotypes and carving their way to success, in conversation with Forbes India senior assistant editor, Rajiv Singh
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Save Aarey: Citizen protests to save Aarey continue, adivasis join in
Citizen protests to Save Aarey forest and stop the felling of nearly 3,000 trees for a Metro car shed have been getting louder. On Sunday, over 2,000 people formed a human chain at Picnic Point, with the adivasis residing in the forest joining the movement for the first time
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10 tips to build your online brand, by Prajakta Koli
At the 2019 Forbes India 30 Under 30 Soiree, YouTuber Prakajta Koli shared her tips and tricks to build a successful online brand
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VIDEO: Fame can never be a goal, it's a by-product: Manushi Chhillar
Manushi Chhillar's journey started from medicine to participating in pageants until she finally won Miss World 2017. She spoke about how her life changed after Miss World 2017 and Project Shakti's journey, Chhillar's mission for menstrual awareness, at the Forbes India 30 Under 30 Soirée.