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Working class heroes: On putting people first
Against the backdrop of these unfamiliar conditions, the second annual Forbes India-Kincentric Best Employers study assumes significance, and while most employers' concern may well have been purely altruistic, a superiour employee experiences is good for business
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Forbes India Leadership Awards 2021: Celebrating the dealers in hope
The onus on leaders, of countries and companies, wouldn't have been as heavy in a long time as it was in the year of Covid-19, and we celebrate them at FILA 2020-2021
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Chips off the old block
India is home to hundreds of regional warriors with ambitions to go national
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Forbes India 30 Under 30 2021: A feast of creativity and performance
The 20s is easily the best decade for creativity and imagination; for innovating and starting up. Which is also perhaps the best reason for Forbes India drawing up a list of go-getters and self-starters in their 20s (and younger) every year
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Accel India: Sharpening investment instincts
Spotting an opportunity early, making follow-on investment rounds, and guiding it to unicorn status is an art few peers would have mastered as well as Accel has
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Living in hope in 2021
Innovation came back in a year in which a virus ran amok, killing hundreds of thousands. It took a global humanitarian crisis to bring it back. That--and a tribute to Unsung Heroes of 2020 in our latest issue
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Salvation in a syringe
A decade ago, Zydus Cadila had brought an H1N1 vaccine to market in less than 10 months
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Their best shots
India will need at least 1.5 billion doses even if just half the population is vaccinated
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Capital with a conscience
India has a rich tradition of corporate philanthropy, with family foundations of the Tatas, Godrejs, Birlas and Bajajs, among others, doing their bit for nation-building and social welfare. Yet, almost a century later, those efforts aren't proving enough, inadequacies exposed by Covid-19
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The billionaire fast lane
Two distinct themes emerge from a cursory glance at the rich list: Digital and health
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In the Crosswinds
Ajay Singh belongs to a rare breed that revels in the Herculean odds of turning around an airline