Exit Interview
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Raghu Pillai: Retail Is a Very Local Business
Raghu Pillai, who has quit Reliance Retail to join Future group, tells Forbes India that he still supports the high speed rollout model for retail and that firms that controlled costs during the downturn will reap dividends now
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ATMs of Health Care
Nachiket Mor, president, ICICI Foundation, is headed to public health organisation Sugha Vazhvu. He talks about spreading health care through the kiosk model
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No Business Model Can Last Forever
Claude Smadja who is retiring from the Infosys board, talks to Forbes India about the adjustments the company will have to make to become a truly global behemoth
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Vikram Kaushik: Broadcasters Shed Crocodile Tears
Tata Sky's Vikram Kaushik tells Forbes India that it's perfectly OK for DTH players to charge new channels a carriage fee for access to millions of users
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Arun Balakrishnan: India Will Absorb Market Prices For Fuel
Globally benchmarked petrol prices will eventually be accepted, says the outgoing chairman of HPCL, Arun Balakrishnan. Forbes India catches up with the man who steered the firm through price control
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Dilip Chenoy: We Have Created A Brand India
Dilip Chenoy tells Forbes India the next step for automobile association SIAM is to make progress on environment and safety
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Don’t Leave the Fate of Power to the States
S.S. Rao, the outgoing CEO of JSW Energy, talks to Forbes India about the problems in the Indian power sector and the opportunities
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Tariq Ansari, Mid Day's MD: I Never Closed the Door on Anyone
Mid Day Multimedia's managing director, Tariq Ansari, tells Forbes India why he sold off the print business and what the future of newspapers will be
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SK Roongta: India Won't face Steel Shortage
SAIL's outgoing chairman talks about the direction SAIL and the Indian steel industry will take
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Shyam Saran: Expect India to be Targeted
India's former chief negotiator on climate change, Shyam Saran, tells Forbes India why India is often blamed for the failure of talks
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Rural Markets Are Udipi Hotels
Brahmanand Hegde, micro-finance and rural banking specialist tells Forbes India, players providing the complete gamut of services are more sustainable