The Forbes India Show

Eric Schmidt, executive chairman, Google forecasts that the next revolution will be caused by cheap and high power smartphones and laptops.

No rush to grow; hope Budget cheers on rates, mood: Toyota

In this week's edition of The Forbes India Show on CNBC-TV18, Hiroshi Nakagawa, MD and CEO, Toyota India says that the company will grow in India step-by-step and hopes the Budget will reduce interest rates, taxes and cheer consumer sentiment.

Strong in India first; govt aid key to green car: Nissan

In this week's edition of The Forbes India Show on CNBC0TV18, Toshiyuki Shiga, COO, Nissan Motor says that the company's priority is establish a strong presence in India first and adds that government aid is key to the widespread use of the electric car.

Voluntary CSR to add value to Indian biz: Rajendra Sisodia

Rajendra Sisodia, author and co-founder of the Conscious Capitalism Institute tells CNBC-TV18 about the new way of looking at capitalism. The idea of creating shared value for all stakeholders involved and not necessarily only the pursuit of profit has been a topic of discussion for some time now.

People key to govt, pvt sector boost to healthcare: Reddy

In this edition of CNBC-TV18‘s The Forbes India Show, Dr Prathap C Reddy, executive chairman, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, considered to be one of the pioneers of the modern corporate healthcare movement in India, explains the stark realities and the optimistic expectations of the future of the healthcare sector in India.

Forbes India: Awarding India's best Philanthropists

The Forbes India Philanthropy Award Awards were given to luminaries such as the Murugappa family, N Vaghul, former chairman, ICICI Bank. Awards were also given to Tata Trust, Jain Irrigation and Abraham Moses, Mindtree Consulting.

Focus on EMs, fibre network has made us leaders: TataComm

In this edition of CNBC-TV18‘s The Forbes India Show, meet Vinod Kumar, MD and group CEO, Tata Communications as he takes you on journey of a monopolist, government-owned company that was operating largely with Indian customers transforming into a global company operating in a number of emerging markets.

Reforms must not stop; economy can bounce back:Chadha

The Forbes India Show introduces you to Gunit Chadha who recently moved from Mumbai to Singapore to take over as co-CEO of Deutsche Bank‘s Asia-Pacific division. He has also moved to the group executive Committee of Deutsche Bank.

India is a fabulous market, says Harold Terry McGraw

Harold Terry McGraw III, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of McGraw-Hill Companies believes that the environment for investment in India is huge but some of the signals that come through are annoying but it does not look like a trend.

Capitalism sent to grave by shared value? Experts debate

This special edition of the Forbes India Show tries to figure out whether the end of capitalism is here yet and is the era of shared-value dawning now?

Auto sector likely to grow 11-12% in FY12: Pawan Goenka

CNBC-TV18's Senthil Chengalvarayan talks to Pawan Goenka, president of the Auto Motors and Farm Equipments sectors at Mahindra and Mahindra to find out whether slow growth in auto sector is a cause for worry or is it just return normalcy.

India's growth environment is attractive despite inflation

In the view of Paul Laudicina, chairman of A.T. Kearney, the depth of the Indian labour market, particularly with respect to global services opportunities, continues to position India as one of the most favourable if not the most favourable location in the world.

What is Lupin's acquisition agenda for the future?

Kamal Sharma, Managing Director of Lupin, started four decades ago almost as a stockiest and C&F agent. Today, his company is one of India’s largest drug manufacturers and the 5th largest generic drug manufacturer in the world.