Special Report
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Future of Food—Hygiene, naked kitchens, digital shift new trends of F&B: Sanjeev Kapoor
The pandemic has also brought with it an improved focus on hygiene, use of technology in dining, rise of cloud kitchens and resurgence in popularity of Indian ingredients
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Future of Entrepreneurship—The next unicorn will fuel more startups: Girish Mathrubhootam
When we share knowledge, experience, successes, and failures, we make entrepreneurship more accessible than before
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International Nurses Day: Nursing elderly Covid-19 patients, and healing them too
Reena Razia, who heads the nursing department at a Covid-19 care facility in Gurugram, provides senior citizens with medical as well as emotional care
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Future of Healthcare—Focus should be on preventative and holistic care for all: Viren Shetty
As Indian hospitals become more specialised, they are leaving poor patients further behind; healthcare spends are moving up fast enough; the post-pandemic future--with or without the virus--will have to reimagine how healthcare is delivered for all, especially to those who cannot afford it, the executive director and Group COO of Narayana Health writes
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Future of Entertainment—Industry needs fresh ideas and confident risk-takers to bring cinema audiences back: Siddharth Roy Kapur
The founder and managing director of Roy Kapur Films envisages the future of the entertainment industry--the glimmer of hope, he writes, comes from the surge in digital consumption, growth of short-form content platforms, new content creeators, and people's anticipation of the big-screen experience
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From ICU to tiffin service, this 25-year-old's Twitter search page collates real-time information on Covid-19 resources
Umang Galaiya's advance search page is easy to use and needs no maintenance
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This entrepreneur from Pune delivers home-cooked meals during Covid-19 second wave
Aakanksha Sadekar has distributed over 20,000 food packets to health workers, police personnel, and poor street-dwellers since April
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12th Anniversary Special: A wealth of essays imagining the brave new world
It may seem trivial or even impossible to imagine a future from the eye of the storm. But people are inherently resilient and imagination is meant to run wild—even if it's only to find hope. For our 12th Anniversary Special issue, we invite experts—CEOs, entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, philanthropists—to imagine the future of 12 sectors that are entrenched in our lives and how they will evolve in the years to come
