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
After US-based Micron, India's Tata Group and Murugappa Group commence ground-breaking ceremonies for facilities in Gujarat and Assam
In the current bull run bitcoin prices have been largely driven by retail investors globally, and though trading has gone up, India still lags due to regulations
Wagh Bakri has never focussed on growth at breakneck spread, yet it remains the third-largest packaged tea company
Kharwa was struggling for basic amenities while living in a shanty at Mumbai's Bandstand when Hollywood actor Robert Hoffman discovered her. With help from him and a lot of perseverance from Kharwa, she is turning her life around
Anganwadi worker Ranima Das has set up a childcare centre at home in the absence of one in her village. She helps children join school and attends to pregnant women, among other jobs, for a meagre pay
By: Naandika Tripathi
Attacks have surged in the country, manufacturing sector particularly vulnerable, say reports by cybersecurity firms
By: Naandika Tripathi
The audio and wearables brand lost around 2GB of data on the dark web forum. Personally identifiable information like name, address and contact number is available for purchase
By: Naandika Tripathi
The escalating tensions between the US and China have prompted a relay for tech dominance. Meanwhile, India targets significant breakthroughs in chip production before the end of this "techade"
By: Naandika Tripathi
The historian and author of the 2022 book Chip War talks about the brewing supply chain war between the two countries, why India has a lot of work to do to develop its talent pipeline, how AI is going to play a bigger and bigger role in the chip industry, and more
By: Naandika Tripathi
The US tech giant has come a long way in India, from a delayed launch of iPhones to a parallel launch. Now, to capture more market share, it needs to focus on manufacturing the components domestically
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