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Today, Indian women are breaking barriers and carving out their niche, and we are increasingly witnessing several such examples in the world of business, in particular. Many women are shattering stereotypes, coming into male-dominated sectors, and doing well. Women are setting up multi-billion-dollar start-ups that are becoming benchmarks for others. And yet, when viewed from a macro perspective, there’s still a lot of work to be done. But the good news is that things are changing, gradually. It is in this context that the latest issue of Business Today’s eagerly-awaited listing of The Most Powerful Women in Business becomes even more relevant. The list presents a glittering line-up of women achievers, who are showing the way for India’s growth. In this special issue, find out how these exceptional women leaders are breaking barriers themselves and holding the door open for more women to climb the stairs of success. Grab your copy today.

The Indian markets have been navigating global headwinds for some time now, and this is reflected in the way the equity markets have behaved over the past few months. That said, which are the top companies on the BT500 list this year? Find out in the special issue on the BT500—the definitive listing of India’s most valuable companies by average market capitalisation. Read all about how the companies have performed during the period under review, and what does the future hold for them. Plus, what did Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance do right, how did TCS brave the headwinds and how did ICICI Bank break into the Top 5. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now.

As India’s economy grows to become one of the largest in the world, its luxury market is also booming. But what is making global brands make a beeline for Indian shores and how are they looking to expand in this growing market? Find out in the Luxury special issue of BT that has stories ranging from space travel to luxury spas and much more. Also read about how Indian fashion designers are making waves across the world. Plus, find out how the temperature in the corner offices of India Inc. reads this quarter, in the BT-C Fore Business Confidence Index. All this and more in the latest issue of Business Today. Grab your copy today

No matter how large or successful a company is, it has to constantly reinvent and reposition itself when needed. And so it is with the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation—which owns the Amul brand. One of the biggest players in the dairy segment in India, Amul is reorienting itself, and it has set a revenue target of Rs 1 lakh crore by FY26. But how does it plan to achieve that target? Read all about it in the latest issue of BT. Also find out about the progress being made in two key areas of impact—the reform of multilateral development banks and the globalisation of India’s digital public infrastructure—that gained prominence during India’s presidency of G20. Plus, read an interview with Uday Kotak, where he talks about the Indian economy, spurring private investments and more. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now

India’s $3-billion online gaming industry was growing smartly, with reports pegging it at $8.6 billion by FY27, growing at a CAGR of 27 per cent. But the GST Council’s decision to bring all real-money online gaming under a blanket 28 per cent GST has slammed the brakes on its growth. Can these firms emerge from this massive crisis, or will they fold under the burden? Find out in the latest issue of BT. Plus, read about the renewed IPO activity seen in the equity markets, and the reasons behind it. Also find an interview with Irdai chief Debasish Panda, who talks about the insurance regulator’s focus and plans. All that and more in the latest issue of BT. Grab your copy today.