A survey conducted by financial counselling service company Ernst and Young also concluded that there is a \"broad agreement that the Budget priorities would favour agriculture and other job-creating sectors such as manufacturing and construction\".

At Business Today Mindrush 2018, top business honchos of India are awarded best CEO awards. Some of the most prominent names are Keninchi Ayukawa, CEO of Maruti Suzuki, A. M. Naik, CEO of L&T and Varun Berry, CEO of Britannia Industries.

At Business Today MindRush 2018, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Jayant Sinha said that we should focus more at mass services, rather than mass manufacturing, talking about companies such as Ola, Flipkart and Rivigo.

As the exhilarating day of BT MindRush was coming to a close, it was time to honour the best corporate leaders. The chief guest at the event, Jayant Sinha, Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, handed over the awards to the winners.

India Today Group Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie in his welcome address at BT MindRush2018 talked about how technology has changed everything in our lives. He also talked about how new technologies like blockchain, robotics and artificial intelligence are set to change the world.

Watch Businesstoday.in's video where Varun Berry, MD, Britannia Industries talks about how his company has evolved in the past three years and the impact of the initiatives the company has undertaken.

Sanjay Sethi, CEO at Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) invites all for the global investors summit on February 18, 19 and 20 to provide impetus to PM Modi's Make in India programme.

Watch RS Sodhi, Ajit Ranade, Nimesh Shah, Saugata Gupta and Soumya Kanti Ghosh attend the fourth session of Business Today MindRush 2018: Life Post DEMO & GST.

Lisa Gill, Janmejaya Sinha and Sunil Lulla attend the third session of Business Today MindRush 2018: Reinventing Organizations

Replete with funny one liners and anecdotes, motivational and inspirational speaker Mark Inglis poured out his life's learnings about going above failure and beyond success. Giving instances from his life journey, he talked about the ever-present need to re-imagine, innovate, and re-brain.

The Budget is coming at the time when the economy is going through a slowdown because of structural reforms such as demonetisation and implementation of the goods and services tax or GST.

Rajkamal Vempati, Amit Prakash, SV Nathan, Abhinav Chopra, Prakash Rao and Luna Mohanty attend the first session of MindRush 2018: May the Force Be With You.

The panel discussion on 'Reinventing Organisations: Do you predict and control, or sense and react' highlighted that change is constant, and organisations should be looking at it at all times.

At Business Today MindRush 2018, Eduardo Briceno Co-founder, Mindset works said that everyone needs to look inwardly and change themselves and evolve. Watch 'Masterclass Rebrain and Rot' session to know more about the theme of this year's MindRush.

It is important for organisations to nurture a growth mindset than stick to the traditional fixed mindset, in a world where change is the norm, said Eduardo Briceno, Co-founder of Mindset Works.

At Business Today's flagship event MindRush 2018, Business Today Editor Prosenjit Datta welcomed the guests where he talked about the idea behind Business Today MindRush. He also threw light on this year's theme 'Rebrain and Rot'.

Business Today's fifth edition of MindRush, with the stimulating theme 'Rebrain or Rot', took off with an interesting and an extremely relevant discussion on 'How to Make Baby Boomers, Gen-Xers, Millennials Work in One Frame'.

Business Today will host the fifth edition of MindRush - India Today Group's annual flagship business event. The one-day conference will take place on January 13 at St Regis, Mumbai. Here are the highlights.

The objective of this integrated platform is to shape the industry agenda and engage politicians, business leaders, academicians and opinion makers to collaborate on finding solutions to challenges faced by the industry.

Dalal Street veterans were not only convinced that the central government's demonetisation move will be good for the stock market in 2017, but were upbeat about the overall outklook for the next five years.