In addition to this, the company takes pride to add 40 percent of staff to its third-party workforce during the pandemic

They have broken glass ceilings, rising to the top of their professions with their unique talents. Business Today's most powerful women share their success stories and the turning point in their lives which helped shape their success. Watch  HUL's  Anuradha Razdan, IBM's Gargi Dasgupta, Abanti Sankaranarayanan of Diageo India and Supreme Court Advocate Karuna Nundy share their experience.Also Read: Myntra expects robust festive sales due to higher demand in small cities

Prachi Mishra of the IMF, in her keynote address at Business Today's Most Powerful Women event, touched upon the present coronavirus crisis and how economies affected by it can recover. She explains how this recession is different from all the previous recessions and what lies ahead for the global economy.

Pope Francis cited the grave loss of millions of jobs as a result of the virus as evidence of the need for politicians to listen to popular movements, unions and marginalised groups

In 2003, Business Today was the first publication to identify the Most Powerful Women (MPW) highlighting the achievements of women in the areas of business, economy and policy in India

BT MPW 2020: Aparna Bawa believes that virtual meetings are here to stay and will become a fixture even when the pandemic is over

BT MPW 2020: Prachi Mishra said that while developing a coronavirus vaccine takes a long time, in such unusual times development has been fast forwarded

BT MPW 2020: Anjali Bansal said, homemakers do a lot of productive work at home but they are not paid. Work from home will ensure productive work that can be paid

BT Most Powerful Women 2020 event: Alpana Parida said that shopping behaviour has changed with online retail serving as the lifeline for essential supplies during the pandemic lockdown

These awards are aimed at honouring remarkable Indian women who have made outstanding contributions to their organisations and set new standards of administration and performance across corporate India and the economy

India's agriculture industry, farmers and villages are the basis of India's Aatma Nirbhar Bharat dream. If they are strong, only then India's foundation will be stronger, says PM Modi

\"Following the mantra of 'Reform-Perform-Transform', India has made great efforts to bring about transformation in the lives of millions of its citizens,\" says PM Modi

Nielsen defines middle India as urban but towns with population of 1-10 lakh, excluding rural centres and metros

Leaders of the world's two largest economies laid out their competing visions as relations have plunged to their worst level in decades against the backdrop of COVID-19 pandemic

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said as a founding signatory of the UN Charter, India was part of that noble vision, which reflected India's own philosophy of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam', which sees all creation as a family

As work from home and even work from anywhere is becoming the norm, companies are going all out to become more diverse

Anuradha Razdan's brand of HR practices is about ensuring growth and impact

This special issue is packed with an outstanding selection of those who represent half of humanity. Who stand out in the world of business and economy and wield power as responsibly as they lead-India's Most Powerful Women in Business & Economy

If we can build a safe space for our people to share their opinions and reflect on them without judgement, it can create a paradigm shift in how we deal with bias

Based on the registrations received for Vande Bharat flights, the External Affairs Ministry will prepare flight database of all such travellers, including details such as name, age, gender, mobile phone number, place of residence, place of final destination