people Shrimp heals your wound, sort of Leo Mavely’s Axio Biosolutions makes single use bandages with a material obtained from crustacean shells. His customers include the Indian Army and a few private hospitals. By Gauri Chauhan AND Debabrata Das
people Any M&A has to come at the right price for me and my shareholders: Ranjan Pai Ranjan Pai, CEO and MD of Manipal Education and Medical Group, speaks to Fortune India about the Fortis deal, the disappointment, and learnings from the experience. By Debojyoti Ghosh
people Gunjan Soni: Start young, over-achieve, repeat Gunjan Soni has two jobs. Both equally important. So far she seems to be carrying them exceedingly well—after helping make Myntra a popular fashion destination, she is turning the tide at Jabong. By Debabrata Das
people Shoojit Sircar: The bankable storyteller Shoojit Sircar stands apart in that he not only tells a tale well, but has an eye for economy—so important to the success of his movies where the real hero is the script based on bold topics. By Aveek Datta
people General Mills looks to double its growth in India The US food giant is eyeing the Indian snacks market and will expand its distribution network in the country By Purba Das
people Growing by the minute Dhanya Rajendran’s online news startup, The News Minute, has grown into a distinct voice on regional coverage in the English news media space despite being in a highly competitive market. By Debojyoti Ghosh
people Deepak Jain: Serving aces The partner at Bain & Co believes there is potential to create value in older organisations where inefficiency creeps in with legacy. By Rajiv Bhuva
people We have to give the bankruptcy code time: Rashesh Shah Rashesh Shah, chairman and CEO of Edelweiss Group, on the pros and cons of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and how challenges facing the code can be overcome. By Debabrata Das AND Ashish Gupta
people India is on the cusp of a logistics revolution: DP World Rizwan Soomar, CEO and MD of DP World for the subcontinent, on how an efficient logistics network will help India sustain growth and how the container terminal operator will play a role in it. By Gauri Chauhan
people École sans instructeurs No professors, no degrees, no fees. That’s École 42, one of the most unlikely coding schools in the world. Here’s what it’s about. By Hindol Sengupta
