Samar Srivastava

India's richest are shelling out upwards of Rs 1 lakh per sq foot for ultra luxury homes that they will hopefully retain for generations. Here's how the developers play the game to keep them exclusive

With a reduced mandate, the government would have to keep its allies happy. How it does that will be keenly watched

The Indian economy is on a strong footing and has navigated both geopolitical and inflation risks to return to its pre-pandemic growth path

The Narendra Modi-led government has kept up its increased outlay for homes for the poor; Rs10 lakh crore allocated for the development of three crore houses under the PM Awas Yojana

Budget 2024 was a bit of a shock for investors due to the changes to the capital gains taxes but the direction to growth reforms remains intact, say experts

While taking the early-mover advantage in private credit, Edelweiss Alternatives, a market leader, has been providing adequate returns in various product lines for investors. Due diligence, governance and a conservative approach to risk taking are its mantras

Ups and downs have been a part of Hindustan Unilever's nine-decade India journey. Its adaptability gave it the right to win

Federal Bank emerged as one of the fastest growing banks post pandemic under the leadership of its former MD & CEO Shyam Srinivasan. His strategy was built around secured and small-businesses lending. Veteran banker KVS Manian, who succeeds Srinivasan now, will need to do more of the same

Ratan Tata was a big believer in Indian businesses setting up shop overseas. And post 2000, Tata Group companies made a series of acquisitions abroad

Ajmera Realty's secret sauce of constructing quickly and moving on to the next project has helped it post rapid growth in the realty upcycle