Lunch With BS

With his move from Bay Area to a faraway farm, Vembu is living his 'locally rooted, globally connected' philosophy, writes Shine Jacob

Godrej speaks with Pavan Lall about future-proofing, why his companies are private and the reason he's a hands-off manager

Khanna takes Chintan Girish Modi through his journey to the Michelin Star, which started with his Biji's kitchen

The Princeton professor, Mody tells Kanika Datta, "Nehru, though an honourable man, had an Achilles heel: he knew what he wanted but did not know how to get from there to his goal

From tourism to development to projecting India's soft power to the world, Kant tells Ruchika Chitravanshi and Nivedita Mookerji that G20 is about thinking and acting big

Avid golfer and tea aficionado, Dube speaks to Aneesh Phadnis about food, family and flights

Sunak, son-in-law of Infosys co-founder N R Narayana Murthy, will be the first person of Indian origin to be sworn in as the UK's PM

From Snapdeal's birth and evolution to his faith in startups and possible lessons from upcoming IPO, Bahl has a freewheeling conversation with Nivedita Mookerji

Vistara is not the same airline it was when Kannan was deputed to India in 2019. It now has a 50-plus fleet - up from 32 just three years ago

A trailblazer, Kapoor tells Akshara Srivastava about reinventing himself in the kitchen

The first Indian executive to head the German luxury carmaker in the subcontinent, Dhillon has worked his way up the ranks, writes Pavan Lall

Breakfast with BS: Meet Naveen Kishore, founder, Seagull Books

Veteran financier Ashok Wadhwa talks to Pavan Lall about mistakes and opportunities

'Drink' with BS: Meet Shitij Kapur, president & principal of King's College London

Promoters believe they know their business entirely until they see the data, which is black and white, and then they sit up, Viswanathan tells Pavan Lall

Being quiet is a strength, otherwise I wouldn't have survived, says Singh

His latest film has run into a wall but Onir, the director who says it as it is, is forging on with projects on a subject less discussed

The first Indian man to win silver at the BWF World Championships, Srikanth has seen dizzying heights and deep lows. He chooses to be unperturbed by the ebb and flow of life, writes Vaibhav Raghunanda

Abbas joined AIR FM in 1994 as a radio jockey

Narain, 58, might be a chartered accountant by qualification but farm business is where his heart lies