In this issue

The latest edition of Forbes India has a robust package on Hidden Gems—companies that are unlisted with revenues of at least Rs200 crore, operational profits and private equity backing. The stories help define what makes and what it takes to be a successful company. The cover story, however, is on maverick filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who recently quit Twitter following threats to his daughter and family. He says he will continue to experiment, make “suicidal films” and make people a little uncomfortable. He’s now making a political thriller. He has no qualms admitting that he will ruffle a few feathers with his views on contentious issues.

TPG Capital Asia Is Sealing The Deal

TPG Capital Asia has deployed nearly $2 billion in India and scripted the turnaround of companies.

8 mins

Shining Bright

The solar company is making the most of India Inc’s push for sustainability.

4 mins

Lucre's In Sheep's Clothing

While extracting Vitamin D3 from wool has been its mainstay, the firm is looking to move beyond its niche and expand into biotechnology.

4 mins

Growing Good

On the back of a vertically integrated supply chain, and world-class R&D and manufacturing facilities, the firm is on its way to becoming a global leader in nutraceutical ingredients.

4 mins

Shreegopal Kabra - Rewiring The Future

Innovative products, cheeky marketing and strong macro levers are helping the company emerge as a formidable player in the wire and cable market.

5 mins

A Peek Into What's Keeping Anurag Kashyap Busy!

As Anurag Kashyap turns 47 next month, he will still provoke—as a filmmaker and writer, but no longer on Twitter.

8 mins

Anurag Kashyap: 'I Don't Have Any Filters'

The prefix ‘freewheeling’ before an interview to describe an uninhibited chat is perhaps one of the most overused, but a conversation with Anurag Kashyap does perfect justice to the word. excerpts from a no-holds-barred two-hour interview at the maverick filmmaker’s residence in suburban Mumbai.

5 mins

Is It The Future Of Public Safety Or Just A 21st-Century Police Scanner?

Murders, muggings, mayhem! While social media usually shows us a filtered and sanitised reality, Andrew Frame, the founder of Citizen, is harnessing 911 data to deliver a raw, live feed of crime and chaos directly to you. Is it the future of public safety or just a 21st-century police scanner?

10+ mins

Saving The Past

Conservation of urban heritage has come a long way, though there is still some to go.

7 mins

Surreal Landscape And Unique Features Of Danakil Depression

In northern Ethiopia lies the Danakil Depression, with its surreal landscape and unique features.

5 mins

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