Inside Forbes India

Shishir Prasad, deputy editor tells us why Forbes India has picked 12 unlisted companies that have it in them to go places.

In Forbes Indias flagship issue, Prince Thomas gives us a glimpse of the richest businessmen and women in India.

Affluent Indians are increasingly buying homes outside India. Shishir Prasad, deputy editor tells us why.

Shishir Prasad, the deputy editor talks about what Indias best B school can do up its game. Alumni relations and faculty involvement can be a start.

Senior editor, Dinish Narayanan talks about some essays from this Independence day special issue which covers stories of bureaucrats from different pockets of the country.

It is time to set aside ambitions of great power and focus on building a great nation, says Sundeep Waslekar president of the Strategic Foresight Group, a think tank that advises many governments around the world on policy matters.

Ratan Tatas corporate innings was spectacular. In this podcast, Prince Thomas, the Senior Assistant Editor talks about how Mr Tata is ready to take the Tata Trust to the next level.

Subroto Bagchi of MindTree and Rohin Dharmakumar the cover story's author join in to debate the practicalities of being good in the world of business.

Associate editor, Cuckoo Paul talks about her cover story on Vijay Mallya and why disaster looms for the king of good times

Flipkart has been at the helm of Indias e-commerce scene and been the poster child so far. But what does future has in it have in store for Flipkart?

In the episode Samar Srivastava talks about Is the future tense for Kishore Biyanis Future Group? Or will the retail king make one last comeback with an unexpected move?

In the episode Shishir Prasad and Dinesh Narayanan talk about BRIC nations, whose economic growth outpaced most other for much of the last decade, are now begining to show sign of losing steam.

In the episode Charles DAssisi and Shishir Prasad talk about why virture makes solid business sense. Also, this episode marks the 2nd anniversary of the Inside Forbes India podcast. We hope that you keep supporting us by tuning in every fortnight.

Cognizants Francisco DSouza is venturing into unchartered territory with the same confidence with which he led the tech company.

The Indian hockey team is being resurrected by Michael Nobbs.

How Daimler plans to steal Tatas Lunch

There is little reason to smile on the economic front as the finance minister prefers a political tightrope walk to pushing bold reforms

Forbes Indias Abhishek Raghunath explains what plans does the BCCI have to revive waning interest in cricket

Government policy, academia, research institutions and the industry are all coming together to create an eco-system for cutting-edge scientific research in India

Yous would imagine CEOs of even the best run Indian companies would be worried stiff and tentative about how to plan, amidst all the uncertainty this year. But guess what? After talking to a range of CEOs across industries as diverse as infrastructure, retail, software and financial services, it is amply clear that India Inc. is fighting back.