Naandika Tripathi is a Special Correspondent for Forbes India, focusing on local news and stories from India. With a keen interest in business, technology, and culture, Naandika brings a unique perspective to her articles, covering a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, international relations, and social issues.
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By: Naandika Tripathi Forbes
From working as a labourer in one of the largest wholesale markets in eastern India, to middleman in the spice trade, to spice trading and finally earning the Jeera King moniker--this is the story of Dhannalal Jain and JK Masale
By: Naandika Tripathi
Sandeep Kumar, CEO of the company, on L&T's entry into the sunrise sector and the areas India needs to focus on while building the semiconductor ecosystem
The company has seen a series of mergers, demergers, acquisitions and exits over its life of nearly a century and a half. Here's how the company that was founded in 1878 to become a household name in the 21st century
By: Naandika Tripathi Forbes
The subsidiary company of Kaynes Technology is awaiting sanction under the government's semiconductor incentive scheme, which is likely to be cleared within ten days
By: Naandika Tripathi
The Silicon Valley tech billionaire on the current hype around GenAI, partnering with Nvidia, threats from artificial intelligence, and the need for regulating it
By: Naandika Tripathi
The managing director in South Asia decodes Nvidia's market strategy for India, how the country can control its own data, building India's sovereign AI, and more
By: Naandika Tripathi
Publishers are at loggerheads with generative AI startups for 'ingesting' their content without permission. While some have taken the legal route, others have opted for a licensing deal to earn revenue
As the RNT era ends, can his successor live up to his towering legacy? Ratan Tata, Image: Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP and Noel Tata, Image: Amit Verma
The telecom sector in India is at a crossroads, with the government's decision on spectrum allocation set to shape the industry's future. While administrative allocation may facilitate rapid growth, concerns about fairness and competition remain
By: Naandika Tripathi
The president and co-founder of data storage company DDN on being the backbone of Nvidia, and why India is one of their largest markets
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