Special Report
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Cycle Pure Agarbathies: Of wings and prayers
From putting puja online to making airplane parts, the entrepreneurial spirit of the third generation of the NR Group, makers of Cycle agarbattis, is taking it in various directions. But the incense stick remains at the heart of it all
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Preparing the next gen is an important aspect of succession planning: Douglas Shackelford
Douglas Shackelford, dean of University of North Carolina's Kenan-Flagler Business School, says future leaders must be adept at balancing tradition with innovation
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Wagh Bakri: The good blend
Wagh Bakri tea has earned a name to rival the biggies in the business by focusing on regional tastes and cautious growth
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Global carmakers and the big EV switch
World over, carmakers are shifting gears towards electric vehicles and ecosystems, with some planning to go all-electric in a few years
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It's all in the family (business)
Family-owned and -run businesses in India are long-standing and ubiquitous. What is changing is the increasing emphasis on structure, systems and, of course, always growth
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Talwalkars: Pioneering fitness
The Talwalkars have led from the front in encouraging people to stay in shape. In the process, they have built their own financial muscle too
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Chetan Maini: Back in the electric mobility business
Chetan Maini had bet on electric mobility much before its time. Now, with the Centre looking to go all-electric by 2030, Maini and his Sun Mobility will play a key role in building the right ecosystem
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Indian conglomerates: Getting India EV-ready
Many conglomerates are dipping into their resources and technical expertise to build supporting infrastructure like charging stations, which will ensure electric vehicles have a smooth ride on Indian roads
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EESL: Leading the charge
Energy savings firm EESL is procuring electric vehicles that can be rented to the government. And it has already received bids from Tata and Mahindra
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Mahindra & Mahindra: First mover & shaker
Mahindra & Mahindra placed its bets on electric mobility as early as 2007. A decade later, the move appears to be paying off
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Indian automobile startups: Ahead of the EV game
How startups are turning out to be the torchbearers of the big Indian electric vehicle revolution