Forbes India CEO Dialogues
-
Civil servants acting in good faith need to be protected
Industry veterans and senior bureaucrats say civil servants need to be ring-fenced from a witch-hunt for doing their jobs boldly and honestly
-
Forbes India CEO Dialogues: Time to step up the pace
Arun Jaitley should pause on fiscal consolidation, believes India Inc, and instead focus on spending towards infrastructure, the rural economy and health care
-
Bengaluru: Climbing up the innovation ladder
With a vibrant startup culture and robust venture capital funding, the Garden City is on the cusp of becoming a global innovation hub. It only needs some big institutes and an efficient mentor ecosystem in place
-
India's youth: Demographic dividend or disaster?
Given the country's demographic trend, experts believe the government should facilitate a dialogue with all stakeholders to devise solutions to employment-related problems
-
Going digital is a must to realise India's growth potential
Going digital is not an option, but a necessity to realise growth potential. However, it must be backed by proper infrastructure, according to key players in the sector
-
Despite short-term pain, India Inc stays future positive
Nagging concerns notwithstanding, experts believe that the government is on the right track with its economic policies
-
For ecommerce, it's growth over profit
Scepticism has given way to optimism and investors are pumping money into the buoyant segment
-
Budgeting high expectations: Why FM Jaitley has his task cut out
The 2015 budget has to bolster the Prime Minister's vision for India. It can remove bottlenecks in infrastructure, introduce measures to boost key sectors and facilitate ease of business
-
'Achchhe din' no longer mere rhetoric: Indian entrepreneurs bullish about economy
Hope floats as India's leading entrepreneurs say they are willing to put their money on an economy on the cusp of a likely turnaround
-
Real Estate: Why India can build hope
The real estate sector may be hung over from a two-year downturn, but developers say that one thing never changes: The right product at the right ticket size always sells
-
Don't Judge The Market. Make The Most Of It
Prominent fund managers say a bull run is sustainable if reforms take place. And a long-term approach will help the intelligent investor