Remember that viral image of the long queue at Mount Everest? That was the work of Nirmal "Nims" Purja, who served in the armed forces before leaving to follow his passion for mountaineering full-time. He joins us on this week's episode to talk about his book 'Beyond Possible', a real-life chronicle of the sheer grit it takes to conquest all the world's 8,000-metre 'death zone' peaks in 7 months
Ten years in history that will make you feel better about life in 2020
He becomes the first Indian to hold the position in the company's 126-year history. Now, he'll need to replicate successful strategies across global markets as growth is likely to pick-up in mid-2021
When all is said and done, making the vaccine might turn out to have been the easy part
As Britons rolled up their sleeves for the start of a coronavirus vaccine campaign, he was the second to get a shot
cure.fit, a health and fitness startup that had swiftly expanded the number of physical gyms it ran, had to go online overnight due to Covid-19. Forbes India speaks to Naresh Krishnaswamy, the company's growth and marketing head, about the impact of the pivot
A strange disease began to spread in the town of Eluru, causing people to suddenly fall unconscious after suffering fits and nausea
Volunteers who took the jab give Forbes India a peek into their apprehensions and the aftermath
Virat Kohli's tweet announcing Anushka Sharma's pregnancy was the most liked tweet of 2020. Find out more here
Hotels, and even some cruise ships, are installing state-of-the-art filtration systems that claim to tackle the coronavirus where it is believed to be the most dangerous: in the air
The Food and Drug Administration's first analysis of the clinical trial data also found that the coronavirus vaccine worked well regardless of a volunteer's race, weight or age