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Video: The history of Jammu & Kashmir, in two minutes
A brief, easy-to-understand timeline to process the J&K situation
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India's top HR executives discuss the future of work at Forbes India CXO Dialogues
As technology is destined to be at the heart of the #FutureofTeamwork, India’s top CHROs discuss how the workforce is adapting, at #ForbesIndiaCXODialogues, held in association with Microsoft India. The session was moderated Forbes India editor by Brian Carvalho.
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Indian racers Aditya Patel, Armaan Ebrahim tell you how to become a professional racer
India is all set to get its first IPL-like racing league--the X1 Racing League. X1 will have 8 franchise-based teams representing 8 cities with international and Indian racers, and one mandatory woman racer. Co-founders and Indian international racers Aditya Patel and Armaan Ebrahim hope to improve accessibility and affordability to motorsports for all enthusiasts, men and women. In this video, Patel and Ebrahim dispel some tightly-held myths about the racing world
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India's popular cricket commentators give us a glimpse into their profession
Have you ever wondered what it takes to be a professional sports commentator? Forbes India spoke to some of the popular commentators to find out what makes their work exciting. Watch India's popular English and regional commentators give you a glimpse of what goes into their jobs
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Forbes India Editor Brian Carvalho talks about the making of the first ever sports special issue
Forbes India Editor Brian Carvalho talks about what went behind the making of Forbes India's first-ever sports special issue, and gives you a glimpse into the stories you will find in there!
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Here's why India's elections last for 39 days
India’s election is the largest in the world. With roughly 900 million eligible voters, polling is a challenge. Our animated video explains how the government pulls it off.
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Leadership lessons from horses
A German programme, in India for the first time, takes you out of the boardroom and into the paddock—it uses horses to simulate corporate dynamics and help leaders learn key skills in becoming better people managers
