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The coronavirus pandemic and lockdowns have compelled businesses to alter the way they function. In the latest issue of Forbes India, we look at some startups which have evolved their business model or even taken on a different direction without compromising on the core idea. Pivots, they say, are necessary when there’s no market for the products or service. That apart, there’s a story on how the government’s plan to open a nationwide market for farmers is a distant dream in the absence of supporting infrastructure and storage facilities. And don’t miss the photo feature on living in quarantine.

‘The Future Lies In Blended Learning'

HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal on making India a global hub for education, building digital classrooms during Covid-19 and the new policy to grow into a knowledge superpower.

‘The Future Lies In Blended Learning'

4 mins

Seeding Change

The government’s agriculture sector reforms aim to open up a nationwide market for farmers. But that’s a far way off without supporting infrastructure and storage facilities

Seeding Change

8 mins

GET, SET, PIVOT

How Covid-19 has forced a clutch of startups to move away from its core, or to add to it

GET, SET, PIVOT

10+ mins

The Coming Default Deluge

The Covid-19 crisis is a risk that lenders never modelled for. Default rates could rise three times, says credit scoring platform CreditVidya

The Coming Default Deluge

5 mins

The New MF Paradigm

Why the pandemic-induced volatility is a wake-up call to ensure measured and diversified asset allocation, and relook portfolios

The New MF Paradigm

8 mins

“Invest In Multiple Tranches”

One of the differences between previous financial crises and the current one is that this time more people are invested through mutual funds rather than direct stocks. greater awareness also means that people have been resilient in continuing with their investments so far. in an interview with Forbes India, Nilesh Shah, chairman of the association of mutual funds in India (Amfi) and Kotak amc managing director, speaks about the broader performance of the sector, growth in the number of mutual fund investors and on investing in uncertain times. edited excerpts:

“Invest In Multiple Tranches”

3 mins

Corporate Covid Responsibility

Companies are channelising a big chunk of their CSR money towards the coronavirus response, leaving initiatives for other social causes scrambling to stay afloat

Corporate Covid Responsibility

8 mins

David Vs Goliaths

Companies across sizes and sectors are tapping into the increasing demand for hand sanitisers, but survival in a crowded market will be an uphill task

David Vs Goliaths

6 mins

A Bloomberg For Green Data

Blue Sky Analytics collects and processes environmental data that can be used by governments and companies to help deal with situations arising out of climate change.

A Bloomberg For Green Data

5 mins

The Man Getting America Back On Track

As the world grapples with how to make travel safe in the age of coronavirus, private equity billionaire Wes Edens is betting $9 billion that America’s transportation future is passenger rail.

The Man Getting America Back On Track

8 mins

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الناشرDigital18

فئةBusiness

لغةEnglish

تكرارFortnightly

Forbes is the world’s leading business magazine and since its inception in 1917, Forbes has stood, unwavering, for one overriding principle: the unshakable belief in the power of free enterprise.
Forbes mission has always been clear and unchanging: to provide insights and information that ensure the success of the world’s most influential. Faithfully fulfilling that promise is what draws today's most influential business leaders to Forbes. These high-powered decision-makers represent a community of like-minded individuals bound by their unshakable belief in the spirit of free enterprise. They contribute to it, profit from it and their lives are better for it. For them, Forbes is the quintessential Capitalist Tool.
True to its pedigree, Forbes India has donned on the role of the drama critic to Indian business. Since its launch in 2009, the magazine has helped readers connect the dots, form patterns and see beyond the obvious, giving them a perspective beyond the obvious.

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