Real Issue
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US visa struggles push Indians beyond American dream
Indians in the US have struggled with H-1B renewals and decade-long Green Card queues for a few years now, living in constant uncertainty. What next for them, and how can India attract this talent back?
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Should the RBI limit bank CEOs?
The RBI wants to see improved governance from private banks through proposed rules that limit the roles and tenures of CEOs. But will they work?
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Cover story: Billionaire Harindarpal 'Harry' Banga's second act
Amritsar-born Banga's next coming, as founder of the Hong Kong-headquartered Caravel Group, has the makings of surpassing his three-decade-long success as a shipping and commodities tycoon
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World Environment Day: India's green conundrum
The government wants to fast-track environment clearances to promote ease of doing business, but this might cause irreversible damage to biodiversity
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If we don't have politics, we will have war: Sridhar Vembu
In a freewheeling interview with Forbes India through the Zoho Meeting app, Sridhar Vembu shares his views on a wide range of subjects, from the significance of Swadeshi and the imperative of politics, to changes in migration trends to leadership in a crisis. Edited excerpts:
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Naveen Patnaik's two decades, and counting
As Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik completes 20 years in office, the state government is scripting another chapter in a series of developmental programmes for the state, this time focusing on knowledge-based industries and manufacturing
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The contagion in India's banking sector
The Yes Bank turmoil came with a one-off solution, but newer banks will not be spared from the infectious effect. And Covid-19 will only hurt retail lending more
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'Data helps us invest beyond geographies': Anand Rajaraman of Rocketship
Rajaraman speaks to Forbes India on what pulled a quarter of their bets to India and his take on sky-high valuations
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Infosys: Whistleblowing or crying wolf?
Infosys has been no stranger to anonymous complaints, but the whistleblower mechanism may have just devolved into a tool to rock the IT services giant's boat
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Inside Naspers' big bet on India
How a single $32 million wager transformed Naspers from a traditional newspaper business in South Africa, and how the India portfolio ties in with its global tech investments
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Sugar industry: A cooperative time bomb
In Ahmednagar in Maharashtra, the heartland of the sugar movement, political whims and natural calamities have created a precarious credit situation