Leadership
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How Mahima Datla's Biological E is taking on vaccine behemoths in India
Mahima Datla is among a handful of women leaders in the Indian pharmaceutical sector. Going up against some of the largest vaccine makers in India, her company, Biological E, offered a worthy alternative during the Covid-19 pandemic, and cotinues to export vaccines to over 100 countries
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Spending time away from technology every day is mission critical: Robin Sharma
The author and leadership coach talks about his forthcoming book, what makes great leaders, and what pulls them down, and how successful people separate good advice from the bad
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The most important thing for founders is to keep your head in the game: Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal
In part one of an interview on Forbes India Pathbreakers, the ecommerce pioneers talk about their learnings as entrepreneurs, how they made a comeback from the bottom of the abyss, and the road ahead
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Entrepreneurs should not get scared of multinationals and companies with a lot of money: Puneet Dalmia
Dalmia Bharat's managing director talks about lessons from his entrepreneurial journey and what it takes to carry a rich family legacy forward while adapting to changing market dynamics
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Unilever's Indian talent factory
With the appointment of Priya Nair to the Unilever Leadership Executive, the top decision-making body at Unilever now has three Indians
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India's Olympic movement can facilitate the Winter Games too: Andrea Varnier, CEO, 2026 Winter Olympics
The head of the Milano-Cortina Games on navigating preparations through Covid, how the Russia-Ukraine war has impacted budget, and dealing with global warming
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The riskiest thing today is to be in a job: Ravi Venkatesan
The founder of the Global Alliance of Mass Entrepreneurship and former chairman of Microsoft India feels it is time for young individuals to be business-owners instead of job-seekers
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More Indian viewership for Neeraj Chopra's Tokyo triumph than for entire Rio Olympics: IOC's Anne-Sophie Voumard
Voumard, the managing director of IOC's Television And Marketing Services, on the growth of India as an Olympics market, exploring newer revenue channels, and the build-up to Paris 2024, the first Olympic Games in the post-pandemic era
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Chuck Feeney, the James Bond of philanthropy
In a tribute to the multi-billionaire who passed away this week, Amit Chandra, chairperson, Bain Capital India Office & Founder A.T.E. Chandra Foundation, recollects how the entrepreneur and philanthropist quietly donated everything before he passed away and how he continues to be an inspiration
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Indian consumers aren't price-conscious, they are value conscious: Uniqlo India CEO
Tomohiko Sei, India CEO of Japanese lifewear brand Uniqlo, on expanding in India and striking the balance between price and value
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Before leaving for the Asian Games, I had manifested the gold medal: Rohan Bopanna
The tennis ace on his recent wins, secret of his longevity, friendship with 'legend' Sania Mirza, how the sport can be popularised in India, and mentoring youngsters