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How India’s young billionaires are harnessing digital infrastructure to build high-growth businesses

India's young billionaires are harnessing the country's digital infrastructure to build high-growth businesses. Fintech has emerged as the biggest wealth creator for this new generation of founders.
How India’s young billionaires are harnessing digital infrastructure to build high-growth businesses
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India’s new billionaire class is rewriting the rules of wealth creation. Business Today’s latest issue, “The New Billionaires”, explores how a new generation of founders is building tomorrow’s businesses by leveraging technology, digital infrastructure and a rapidly evolving entrepreneurial ecosystem. The issue takes a deep dive into how founders are creating billion-dollar companies from scratch, powered by smartphones, affordable data, UPI, Aadhaar and venture capital. It examines the rise of next-generation businesses across fintech, consumer technology, education, mobility and SaaS, and how these entrepreneurs are compressing the journey from idea to scale. Featuring Prateek Maheshwari of Physics Wallah, Harshil Mathur of Razorpay and Ruchi Kalra of OfBusiness on the cover, the issue explores the ambition, innovation and strategies driving India’s new generation of business leaders. Also, discover how serial entrepreneurs are making their second innings, and how emerging space-tech startups are building for India’s next frontier. All this and more in the latest issue of Business Today Magazine. Out on stands now.
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India’s dairy sector is entering a transformative phase, driven by the nation’s position as the world’s largest milk producer and the growing emphasis on value-added products. This issue of Business Today magazine explores how the industry is shifting from volume-led growth to innovation-driven strategies, enabling companies like Amul, Mother Dairy, Nestlé India, Heritage Foods, and Country Delight to capture higher margins, expand product portfolios, and meet evolving consumer preferences. Take a deep dive into how India’s dairy sector’s opportunities and challenges in scaling production, maintaining quality, and using technology efficiently. Examining operational, financial, and regulatory aspects, the issue also focuses on the dairy sector’s role in boosting rural incomes, modernizing supply chains, and contributing to India Inc.’s growth. All this and more in the latest issue. Now on stands!
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Business Today's latest issue leads with Anil Agarwal's most ambitious India bet yet. After reshaping Vedanta into five independent listed companies, the mining billionaire is preparing to invest $20 billion over the next three to five years—largely through internal cash generation—in a bet that hinges on execution, commodity cycles and India's long-term demand for natural resources. Can the demerger unlock shareholder value, strengthen balance sheets, create focused sectoral champions and provide the financial flexibility required to power Vedanta's next phase of growth? The BT-C Fore Business Confidence Index explores the broader forces shaping corporate India—from breakthrough innovation in pharmaceuticals and the evolving financial health of India Inc. to boardroom sentiment in an uncertain global environment. As businesses navigate geopolitical risks, energy market volatility and slowing confidence despite resilient fundamentals, take a look at the opportunities and challenges that will define India's next phase of growth. All this and more in the latest issue. Now on stands!
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As India grapples with an increasingly volatile world marked by geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, the latest issue of Business Today turns its attention to a critical question at the heart of the country's economic future: Can India's growth story continue to rely so heavily on imports? The nation’s dependence on foreign shipments has expanded far beyond oil and gold to sectors ranging from electronics and critical minerals to food and industrial inputs. The issue explores whether India can reduce these vulnerabilities by building stronger domestic capabilities and what that transition would mean for businesses, policymakers and the broader economy. At a time when economic resilience is becoming as important as economic growth, what will be the trade-offs and strategic choices that will shape India's next phase of development? All this and more in the latest issue. Now on stands!
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