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Just get yourself out of bed, and you'll succeed: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mithila Palkar
Actor Mithila Palkar had a good year of performing thanks to the entertainment industry's push on OTT. She has emerged as a relatable young star who is pushing the envelope by picking projects and roles across mediums and languages. Here, she talks about being on the Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow list
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I want to build Nilkamal's legacy for the next 50 years: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mihir Parekh
Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mihir Parekh, the third generation of plastics behemoth Nilkamal, is making the company future-ready by building sustainable products. In this conversation, Parekh talks about his vision for the company in the digital age
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Nilkamal's Mihir Parekh: Eyes on a sustainable future
The fourth generation of plastics behemoth is striving to make the company future-ready by building sustainable, long-lasting products
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Covid-19 years have been challenging but very intellectually stimulating: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mahima Datla of Biological E
Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Mahima Datla has been deftly leading Biological E in the race to bolster Covid-19 vaccinations in India. Her company built a solid presence by presenting the world with coronavirus vaccines and WHO-approved vaccines for kids. In this quick conversation, Datla gives a glimpse of the future of Biological E and Indian pharma sector
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I was born to play cricket; there was never a Plan B: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow KL Rahul
KL Rahul is one of the rising stars of Indian cricket and that is why he is on the Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow list. In this conversation, the batter talks about his experience playing under MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, and now Rohit Sharma. He gets into the details of being on the field and how it feels to be on the cover of Forbes India
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I was born to just play cricket: KL Rahul
He's among the foremost batters in international cricket. And he's striding ahead with his head firmly on his shoulders
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Mahima Datla: Creating another vaccine powerhouse
Mahima Datla has been deftly leading pharmaceutical company Biological E in the race to to bolster Covid-19 vaccinations in India
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Kairav and Saumya Engineer: Brothers' passion to constantly innovate rejuvenates Astral
Brothers Kairav and Saumya Engineer have taken forward their father's legacy at Astral, and have diversified into segments like adhesives, construction chemicals, and water tanks
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Success brings in a tremendous amount of responsibility: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Gaurav Kumar of CredAvenue
CredAvenue's prospect looks strong, considering that the need for debt will continue to be present in a still low-interest rate regime. Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Gaurav Kumar shares his insights behind the success
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Pressure, challenges, failure are opportunities for growth: Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow Saumya Engineer of Astral Pipes
Kairav and Saumya Engineer have witnessed their father's struggle in making Astral Pipes what it is today. Since they joined the company in 2011 and 2016, respectively, they have significantly grown the piping and adhesive business of Astral. Now the goal is to make the brand synonymous to one-stop-shop for all building materials. What are the principles that guide their vision and how does it feel to become a part of Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow? Brothers reveal
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Harshil Mathur, Shashank Kumar: Simplifying the financial lives of customers
Solving for digital payments was just the first step for Razorpay co-founders Harshil Mathur and Shashank Kumar. As they have scaled, they continue to look for ways to simplify the financial lives of customers