Special Report
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Inside Gemini's 'cholesterol cutter' campaign and rice bran oil strategy
Synonymous with sunflower oil, Gemini—Maharashtra's biggest cooking oil brand—is using its recent rice bran oil rollout to enter the North Indian market and attract the health-conscious millennial. Forbes India speaks to Subin Sivan, marketing head of Cargill's oil business in India, about how it will counter competition
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How Edtech became personalised in the 2010s
The integration of technology started with improving classroom experiences and reached adaptive learning platforms that students can personalise, says Toppr's Zishaan Hayath
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'The patient today is much more empowered': Ameera Shah
Mobile health, telemedicine, and Internet of Medical Things have triggered customer-centric innovations, writes Shah, promoter of Metropolis Healthcare
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'Education needs a revolution in the 2020s': Byju Raveendran
The role of educators has to be reimagined to prepare students for jobs that don't exist today
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Why companies will have to fill digital skill gaps soon: Wipro's Saurabh Govil
As technology influences the way we work, companies will have to work to upskill employees to succeed in this decade
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Can Lodha tower over debt?
Abhishek Lodha's developments are finding takers and the group's profits are spurting—but so are finance costs and borrowings. Inside the next-gen scion's game plan to make his company net debt-free, well within three years
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'In jobs, expertise from experience is no longer critical'
The past years have seen certain kinds of skills, official hierarchies and old-school leadership become redundant
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PE capital will drive FDI growth: Warburg Pincus' India Head
Private equity is now an established asset class in India, and entrepreneurs will increasingly experience its benefits
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2010s: 'PE's journey has been one of growth'
Rising acceptance among family business and professionals has helped the industry mature and drawn global funds to India
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'Films will become an event or a spectacle this decade'
Writers-directors-producers Raj Nidimoru And Krishna DK say India is leapfrogging to catch up with technologies that are changing the way we approach or invest in stories, and this will fundamentally alter the entertainment experience
