INTERVIEWS

Turning demand into delivery

Vaasavi Group’s housing portfolio spans different budgets and buying cycles. As it prepares for a wave of handovers, the focus shifts to coordinating sales, funding and construction to turn demand into delivery.

Credit at the last mile

BLS E-Services is combining local banking access with digital loan distribution to reach smaller businesses, as India’s credit expansion puts sharper focus on borrower needs and repayment capacity.

What US drug tariffs mean for Indian pharma

America is using tariffs to pull drug manufacturing back home, a direct threat to the cheap generics India supplies to the world. Seen through Natco Pharma, what the 2028 tariff clock means for Indian drugmakers, and why it could end up leaving patients paying more.

One Line, Two Wins

Jai Raj Ispat made a technology bet to compete with Steel producing giants in India by being better rather than bigger, focusing on quality and cost as a strategy.

The Capital-Efficiency Bet

MG's ADAPT platform runs four powertrains off one architecture: a capital-efficiency bet on flexibility. A shrewd hedge, or hard to prove at scale?

AI-first, ready since 2014

As the IndiaAI Mission and the RBI's FREE-AI framework reshape lending AI in India, Global Biz2X explains the long-planned AI-first pivot they have been building toward.

Notion Press

On democratizing publishing: how Notion Press, founded in 2012, has helped over 100,000 authors publish, distribute and market their books across India and global markets.

Relux Electric

Powering India's EV future: Relux Electric on building end-to-end charging infrastructure for public and private users across six states.

KRUU: The New Education

As NEP 2020 and CBSE's competency-based reforms push Indian schooling from rote toward application, KRUU makes its case for AI, projects and practical, application-led learning.

The Paradox Makers

Built on concrete, cemented by conviction: CMD V.G. Sakthikumar on the sustainability turn at Schwing Stetter India, the company that helped pour the country's infrastructure.

Built from the Ground Up

The Motovolt story of how a battery chemist from Kolkata plans for India's two-wheeler commercial EV future

Driving economics in India’s commercial EV

Inside the Pune-based bet that total cost of ownership, not subsidies, will electrify India's trucks, buses and three-wheelers.

India's Plastic Paradox

A nation consuming more plastic and recycling less: Avro India chairman Sushil Kumar Aggarwal on his waste-to-wealth bet to turn India's hardest-to-recycle plastic into raw material at scale.

Annexing real estate

Sanjay Daga on building Anex Advisory: why Mumbai's redevelopment market needs vetted, execution-ready deals rather than brokers who introduce two parties and walk away.

Cohesity launches new Bangalore facility

Cohesity, a leading provider in AI-powered data security, announced the opening of a new regional office in Bangalore. This announcement elevates the Bangalore facility to a truly global hub for innovation, R&D, customer engagement, and talent-driven growth for Cohesity.  The investment, along with recent expansions to

Vertiv launches Vertiv Training Academy

Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), from critical digital infrastructure, announced the launch of its new Vertiv Training Academy and Technology Excellence Center at its Integrated Business Services (IBS) centre in Pune, India. The launch reinforces the company’s dedication to talent development, operational excellence, and technological enablement across global data centre and

ServiceNow University launches in India

ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), the AI platform for business transformation, announced the launch of ServiceNow University, an innovative learning experience designed to close critical skills gaps in an AI-driven world. The launch was unveiled at the first-ever ServiceNow AI Skills Summit in Hyderabad, which brought together 1,200 students