Family Business
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Meet the sisters behind Veera Health, helping women fight PCOS
For Shashwata Narain and her sister Shobhita, Veera Health is the culmination of a strong camaraderie, and the brave common vision to build a business with impact
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Blood brothers: How a family tragedy spun into an innovation in cancer detection
Tzar Labs co-founders Ashish and Anish Tripathi have devised an early cancer-detection test in memory of their brother-in-law who committed suicide while ailing from the disease
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Finova Capital: How a husband-wife duo is rewriting rural India's fortunes
Banker-turned-entrepreneur Mohit Sahney and his wife Sunita have busted several myths while building Finova Capital. Operating entirely out of rural India, it has been profitable since inception, but the tough phase begins now as it expands its reach
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Sabu and Bobby Jacob: Cut from a different cloth
Second-generation brothers Sabu and Bobby Jacob run separate successful businesses and are jointly working towards creating model villages in Kerala
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Duroflex: Bouncing back
Mattress maker Duroflex is regaining lost ground by ramping up product development, and expanding into new geographies
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How to tackle a split in the family business
If a split in a family business has to happen, then it must be for the larger good of creating wealth for all stakeholders
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The Sehgals: Spicing up the beverage space
The Sehgals created a brand out of a jeera masala drink. The next-gen is taking Jeeru pan-India
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Behind Manorama Industries' bout of success
Manorama Industries—which makes specialty oils and fats from forest produce—has seen a massive jump in share price and revenue in the last year
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The Kalsis: Tough as leather
The Kalsis have rebuilt a leather footwear export business that was ravaged by fire twice. Can the third generation stitch a new story with a consumer brand?
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Meet the Kolkata family behind the world's finest teas
The Luxmi Group, owned by the Chatterjees of Kolkata, has been making some of the world's most coveted teas for over 100 years, with businesses in fine carpets and furniture as well
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How the Guptas took Dollar innerwear close to Rs1,000 crore revenue
Can the third gen now push it on to a faster growth trajectory?