Slideshow
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Forbes India Conversations: Building a blueprint for a sustainable India
Corporate India's eminent thought leaders gathered to decode India's green goals and sustainable finance ecosystem, at an exclusive event in association with BNP Paribas
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 2019
Meet the young achievers who are already peak performers in their chosen fields
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The covers are off: Inside Kala Ghoda's restored 'blue' synagogue
The reopened Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, built in 1884, allows non-Jews to participate in prayer too, but upon ID verification since it is under a terror threat
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Lakmé Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2019: The art behind the fashion
Four emerging designers banded to the Studio at LFW together, for a curated showcase of live art and intricate forms of fashion craft
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Curtain call: Cinema's old-world charm
There was a time when going to the movies was not just about what was on the silver screen. It was an experience that included long queues in front of theatres with ornate facades and regal interiors, hoping for last-minute deals with ticket black marketers, and shows that would run for months on end. As movie screens shrink into the palms of our hands, we revisit some of these iconic venues in Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai for a glimpse of what silver screens were really meant to be
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FILA 2018: Glimpses from the Forbes India Leadership Awards night
The best of the business world came together at The Trident, Nariman Point, in Mumbai on November 22 to celebrate excellence in business, innovation and transformational leadership
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Matters of the heart
Entrepreneurs on building enviable collections or fulfilling their passion amid the pressure of handling professional responsibilities
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Having her 3D cake
Ukrainian architect-turned-pastry chef Dinara Kasko married her training with the art of baking cakes
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From festive shopping to home makeovers: India gears up for Diwali
Diwali, the festival of lights, is India’s biggest and most significant event of the year. Celebrated with a lot of gusto and gifts, the five-day Diwali festival heralds prosperity and happiness. It’s common practice for people to buy gold and silver, furniture and utensils for their home, and paint and decorate them. The online majors are weaning Diwali shoppers away from the familiar, bustling marketplace. To announce its biggest festival sale, the ‘Great Indian Festival’ from October 10-15, Amazon India showcased a first-of-its-kind ‘Amazon Festive Home’ in New Delhi
