In this issue

India faces an uphill task of controlling the spread of coronavirus and restarting economic activity at the same time. The biggest hubs of industry, commerce and labour—Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad—are still raging hotspots. Forbes India looks at why the graph refuses to dip in these cities. This edition looks at some of the Indian companies which are working on developing a vaccine, something that experts say can take 12-18 months. That apart, we analyse the future of travel and education, and even the need to focus on water resources during the crisis.

Making a Comeback

Three of India's leading business cities continue to register spikes in coronavirus cases. Here's what they can do to set their wheels of socio-economic activity back in motion

5 mins

Waiting for Orange

As Nagpur continues to be a red zone, industries struggle with labour, finances, supply and demand even after restrictions are partly lifted

5 mins

Readying the Remedy

Companies in India are using diverse technologies to develop a coronavirus vaccine, but even as they race against time, the road to an efficacious solution is neither straight nor short

9 mins

Pandemic Plan

How Marico planned early to prepare for a changed consumer and business reality in the post-virus world

7 mins

Local, The New Global

Several startups and larger players are racing to help Kirana stores digitise their operations. Will the market see consolidation going forward?

7 mins

Reimagining Education

With students locked out of schools and colleges, different organisations are reinventing ways to continue the teaching and learning processes

7 mins

Course Correction

As universities worldwide close their campuses, the future that a foreign education promised is suddenly looking bleak

8 mins

#Wanderlost

Here’s how the coronavirus will cause the travel bug to mutate in the near term

8 mins

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