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The Infosys co-founder has been the government's go-to technocrat for major digital reforms. Here's a look at the experts joining him to build a secure, technology-driven examination system https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/who-is-on-nandan-nilekanis-task-force-to-reform-indias-exam-system/2996355/1

A practical career playbook for students to stay curious, adapt to change and succeed in the age of AI. https://www.forbesindia.com/article/thought-leadership/iit-bombay/career-playbook-for-the-ai-age-seven-lessons-every-student-needs/2996375/1

Luxmi Tea MD Rudra Chatterjee’s experiments with one of the world’s finest teas is not just to ensure a traditional drink finds new takers, but traditional drinkers find new ways to take it https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/makaibari-teas-new-brew/2996348/1

Since 2000, 13 Union ministers have resigned, most during the UPA era, largely over corruption probes such as the 2G spectrum scam and coal block allocation, as well as instances of the withdrawal of coalition support. In contrast, only two ministers have stepped down under the NDA government—Harsimrat Kaur Badal in 2020 over the farm bills, and Dharmendra Pradhan in 2026, following public pressure over the NEET-UG paper leak. Here's a full list of the ministers who resigned and the reasons behind each exit. https://www.forbesindia.com/photogallery/news/union-ministers-who-stepped-down-and-why/2996327/1

Trends change from logistics to AI and space tech, but startup success still hinges on one constant – the founder. https://www.forbesindia.com/article/upfront/column/investors-back-founders-not-startup-trends/2996312/1

Forbes India’s latest issue traces the journey of India’s first startup unicorn, InMobi, to the latest addition to the list, Emergent. To keep pace with the new age companies and evolving technology, the Indian venture capital landscape has had to adapt over the years. -- InMobi’s bet on agentic commerce with Glance to drive growth -- Leading VCs trace the evolution of India’s venture capital ecosystem -- Vibe-coding platform Emergent wants to be the go-to system for SMBs -- AI is changing the terms of engagement in early-stage startup funding -- What ails the Indian Angel investors? -- Everest tourism must align with safety and environmental concerns. ...and more. Grab your copies of Forbes India’s latest issue today!

Not all Indian drugmakers face equal risk from US tariffs https://www.forbesindia.com/article/upfront/news-by-numbers/graphic-of-the-day-bracing-for-tariffs/2996197/1

The premium brand is reinventing traditional methods to showcase the potential of locally grown cocoa across the world https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/manam-chocolates-global-bet-on-indian-cacao/2996191/1

Good Earth has transformed into a cultural universe that forms the blueprint for a modern luxury house: Distinct, artistic and unmistakably Indian https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/the-house-that-anita-lal-built/2996184/1

The government mandated E20—petrol blended with 20 percent ethanol—from April. The rollout has fuelled questions, and the debate has moved from energy independence to consumer rights https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/fuel-for-thought-will-e20-drive-consumers-to-evs/2996181/1

A small group of universities is playing a big role in shaping India's fast-growing space startup ecosystem. Here's where many of the country's space founders studied

In candid conversation with Forbes India, Huma discusses producing her own film, choosing unconventional roles, navigating Bollywood without industry backing, embracing OTT before it became mainstream and why she's focussed on creating opportunities rather than waiting for them. https://www.forbesindia.com/video/news/when-others-dont-give-you-opportunities-create-your-own-actor-huma-qureshi/2996141

Strong export performance and new trade deals bolster India's external position, but rising electronics imports, slowing services and tariff uncertainty cloud the FY27 outlook https://www.forbesindia.com/article/upfront/column/why-is-indias-trade-scenario-more-complex-than-it-looks/2996129/1

As more governments make AI a national priority, only a handful have appointed ministers dedicated to the technology https://www.forbesindia.com/photogallery/news/the-uk-has-a-cabinet-minister-for-ai-which-other-country-does/2996094/1

The company transformed handmade craftsmanship into an international business while empowering thousands of rural artisans across India https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/magic-carpets-that-wove-jaipur-rugs-into-a-global-luxury-brand/2996083/1

The Bengaluru blending company, famous for its single malt, has won over 300 international awards, including five gold medals at the Internationals Spirits Challenge in London https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/how-amrut-distilleries-convinced-scotland-to-take-indian-whisky-seriously/2996073/1

The moments and characters that defined the sport’s greatest spectacle https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/fifa-world-cup-2026-the-beautiful-and-the-not-so-beautiful-game/2996061/1

The Odyssey collects over $7 million in India in its opening weekend, part of a record-breaking global debut for the director https://www.forbesindia.com/article/upfront/news-by-numbers/graphic-of-the-day-nolans-biggest-voyage/2996055/1

In the era of fast fashion, the Delhi-headquartered company promotes indigenous craftsmanship and centuries-old hand-woven techniques with a focus on sustainability https://www.forbesindia.com/article/news/deep-dive/how-11-11-eleven-eleven-is-keeping-indias-weaving-traditions-alive/2996050/1