Affording a decent a house in city like Mumbai is getting difficult over the years. Pranay Vakil throws light on this problem
Neeraj Roy, MD and CEO, Hungama Digital on an unique digital programme and the future of digital advertising
Rama Bijapurkar, independent market consultant explains why the new socio-economic classification will not meet the needs of all marketers
Pranay Vakil, chairman of Knight Frank India, explains the hurdles real estate funds face while investing in the Indian market and how some of them have survived
Pranay Vakil, chairman of Knight Frank India explains why real estate prices defy economic theory. He has an experience spanning more than 20 years in this field and can demystify the most complex issues of this sector.
Gunter Pauli, the founder of the global ZERI Network, a foundation working towards redesigning production and consumption into clusters of industries inspired by natural systems. He had attended the first summit Rio conference in 1992, but has decided not to attend this year. We find out more.
Richenda Van Leeuwen, Executive Director, Energy Access at the Energy and Climate team for the UN Foundation speaks to Forbes India's Nilofer D'Souza on Union Environment Minister, Jayanti Natarajan's, comments at Rio and the future of clean technologies
Ravi Deshpande, chairman and national creative director, Contract Advertising gives Forbes India an insight into the conversations taking place on the digital space at Cannes Lions 2012
Richenda Van Leeuwen, Executive Director, Energy Access at the Energy and Climate team for the UN Foundation speaks to Forbes India's Nilofer D'Souza on her expectations ahead of the summit
What will be the immediate and long term impact of Government's move on decontrolling petrol price? Our Associate Editor Cuckoo Paul explains it all.(Podcast produced in association with theindicast.com)
Indrajit Gupta and T Surendar succeed in unveiling the inside story of ITC and its chairman. They talk about the immediate challenges facing ITC especially during a time when the future of Mr Deveshwar is in question. His term is slated to end in 2012, but the man intends to stay; British American Tobacco (BAT) which owns a 32 per cent stake in ITC and has two people on the board have other plans. (Podcast produced in association with Indicast)