On the morning of 9 August 1942, while every senior Congress leader in India was being arrested in a coordinated...
He walked to the gallows at 37, hanged on approver testimony that historians have consistently questioned. But what defines Kushal...
A 21-year-old Stanford student inherited a cooking oil company, saw India’s technology gap, and built Wipro into a global IT...
When war closed the Burma business, Murugappa learned to make bicycles. That relocation from merchant finance to manufacturing became the...
A schoolteacher’s son worked as a petrol pump attendant in Aden, learned currency arbitrage, and returned to build an empire...
Jamsetji Tata designed a steel plant and the city around it before a single brick was laid—then died in 1904,...
A government bond obligation meant to last two years became five decades of building cooperatives. Verghese Kurien’s Amul revolution gave...
In 1976, six young engineers in Delhi pooled together approximately 187,000 rupees and started a company to assemble and sell...
A farmer’s death from a cardiac condition he couldn’t afford to treat abroad sparked Dr. Pratap Reddy’s vision: bring world-class...
Rejected by brewing companies for being a woman, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw founded Biocon in a garage in 1978. Four decades...