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A developed India in 2047 will need a generation of entrepreneurs and companies willing to take risks when the outcome is uncertain. The nation will need outliers who trust their conviction, go against the tide and prove others wrong
Outliers 2025
Outliers 2025
Editor's NoteA developed India in 2047 will need a generation of entrepreneurs and companies willing to take risks when the outcome is uncertain. The nation will need outliers who trust their conviction, go against the tide and prove others wrong
OB Cover StoryWockhardt’s pivot to create novel antibiotics is not only stoking its revival, but also heralds a new trajectory up the value chain for India’s pharma sector
OB Cover StoryM&M has become the first desi automaker to break into the top rung of the car market by striking a chord with the unapologetic aspiration of India’s youth
OB Cover StoryAU’s philosophy of eschewing risk has helped it become the first company in a decade to secure a universal banking licence
OB Cover StoryWhile edtech has become a graveyard of start-ups, Physicswallah is the sector’s first unicorn to go public. It is also the sole growing company among the top test-prep shops
OB Cover StoryManipal’s insatiable appetite for acquisitions has made it the biggest hospital chain in the country this year
OB Cover StoryRapido has broken the Uber-Ola duopoly in ride hailing by flipping the typical go-to-market script of consumer-tech in India. Now it is foraying into food delivery
OB Cover StoryGroww is the most-profitable new age unicorn to go public—by a distance; and it is expanding beyond its brokerage roots into wealth management
OB Cover StoryAfter decades of calm in India’s paints market, Birla Opus’ entry has shown that in a world chasing speed, size can still be a strategy
A developed India in 2047 will need a generation of entrepreneurs and companies willing to take risks when the outcome is uncertain. The nation will need outliers who trust their conviction, go against the tide and prove others wrong
Wockhardt’s pivot to create novel antibiotics is not only stoking its revival, but also heralds a new trajectory up the value chain for India’s pharma sector
M&M has become the first desi automaker to break into the top rung of the car market by striking a chord with the unapologetic aspiration of India’s youth
AU’s philosophy of eschewing risk has helped it become the first company in a decade to secure a universal banking licence
While edtech has become a graveyard of start-ups, Physicswallah is the sector’s first unicorn to go public. It is also the sole growing company among the top test-prep shops
Manipal’s insatiable appetite for acquisitions has made it the biggest hospital chain in the country this year
Rapido has broken the Uber-Ola duopoly in ride hailing by flipping the typical go-to-market script of consumer-tech in India. Now it is foraying into food delivery
Groww is the most-profitable new age unicorn to go public—by a distance; and it is expanding beyond its brokerage roots into wealth management
After decades of calm in India’s paints market, Birla Opus’ entry has shown that in a world chasing speed, size can still be a strategy
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