Stories of India's most influential founders, creators and business leaders — how they built their brands, told with the depth they deserve.
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Fuel access in India sounds like a solved problem if you live in a city. It is not a solved problem if you live anywhere else.
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Here’s what audacity actually looks like: you’re 22. You’re battling cancer. And between the chemotherapy sessions and the uncertainty and the very real possibility that you…
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In March 2020, while the world was focused on a pandemic, something significant happened in Indian business that most people missed: Roshni Nadar Malhotra became Chairperson of…
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The most powerful things in the world aren’t the ones you see. They’re the ones you’re so embedded in that you stop noticing them.
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Most 22-year-olds are figuring out their careers. Trisha Shetty was figuring out how to fight gender-based violence at a national scale.
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Ananya Birla could have done anything. That’s the thing about growing up in one of India’s most powerful business families — the options are genuinely limitless. She could have…
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When Devika Saraf took over Vu Televisions, the Indian consumer electronics market had one dominant logic: cheaper wins. Brands fought brutal price wars, margins were razor…
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There’s a version of Vineeta Singh’s story that focuses on the IIT Madras degree, the IIM Ahmedabad MBA, the prestigious investment banking offer she turned down at 23. That…
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Most founders start with a market opportunity. Ghazal Alagh started with a newborn baby and a terrifying realisation: she couldn’t find a single safe, toxin-free product for…
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