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EDITION: 19 April, 2024
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Forbes India 13th Anniversary: Rewind of Key Milestones of India's Corporates and Startups
A rewind of the key milestones in India's corporates and startups, through the lens of 13 years of Forbes India
Column
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Inside Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan's transformation of Novartis, and more
On the Forbes India cover this fortnight is a man who embarked on a journey of transformation .soon after taking charge of the Switzerland-headquartered Novartis in 2018. Over the past seven years, Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan has led its transformation into a focussed medicines company rebuilt on the bedrock of R&D and innovation
Leadership
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Novartis will start doing more fundamental research work in India: Vas Narasimhan
Vas Narasimhan on why they call the pharma giant's Hyderabad facility a corporate centre, the potential of the Indian market and the vast talent here
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Novartis: Innovating for the world, from India
How Vasant 'Vas' Narasimhan is readying India to play a bigger role in its medicines pipeline as the company becomes a pure-play innovative firm
Overseas Education 2024
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How Australia, Ireland and South Korea are gaining popularity for overseas education
US, UK and Canada have been the go-to destinations for overseas education for Indians, but now, thanks to quality education, lower costs, and the promise of a better lifestyle among other perks, more countries are emerging as popular destinations for higher education
Education
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Forbes India Ready Reckoner to Study Abroad: From choosing the right country and university to visa applications
Choosing the university you want to attend is just the beginning of a long-drawn and tedious process for students wanting to go overseas to study. Here's the Forbes India Ready Reckoner to see your plans till the end
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Life hacks you need to know to save money while studying abroad
Indian students studying and working abroad share their tips and tricks to save money while living on a shoestring budget
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Generative AI in the classroom: Next edtech evolution
Revision bots, design-your-own-course companions, even mock interview coaches: Experts say that edtech is facing disproportionate disruption from generative AI, and interestingly, from older, non-tech learners in India
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Home or overseas education: Which is better?
Founder and CEO of RAYSolute Consultants decodes the return on investment from studying abroad
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Study Abroad: A launchpad for India's Vision 2047
Higher education abroad not only imparts students with skills and knowledge but also contributes towards a strong economy, writes the co-founder and MD of upGrad
Take One: Big story of the day
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Is study abroad turning burden from boon?
The desire to pursue higher education in the US or Canada is appealing because of better professional growth and higher-paying jobs. But with the recent economic conditions, students are struggling—they are forced to either opt for unpaid internships, pay cuts or return to India
