Leaders don’t hesitate to take on seemingly impossible goals and then inspire everyone else around them to help achieve goals.

When it came to choosing a theme for Business Today's 16th anniversary issue, it seemed appropriate to focus on leadership, specifically young leaders.

If the year gone by was a belter, 2008 promises to be another party. While the immediate prospects don’t look promising, the year ahead should eventually turn out well, if not better, for everyone.21 young leaders for India's 21st centuryCheck out the young leaders in slide show Slide show: The biggest newsmakers of 2007Slide show: Best of BT 2007Slide show: Best of BT More 2007

He is the flagbearer of the Birla name, and also a commodities czar on the rise.

Vineet Jain is coming into his own. He’s taking the Old Lady of Boribunder to places she’s never seen before.

Jignesh Shah is using technology to deliver the benefits of globalisation to the masses.

In India after independence, science and technology (S&T) saw a two-phased progress on the back of the momentum created in the 1930s by six great scientists of international repute.

Six months of survey and analysis, 94 final participants, and hundreds of days of reporting is what it took to bring you stories of India's best employers. Best companies in pictures

BBC has been broadcasting news in India for decades but this is the first time that a Director-General of BBC is visiting India.

India's top executives under 40: List of 2015

Billions of dollars are to be poured into setting up more than 200 integrated townships across the country. While these could be the answer to India’s urban problems, there are several risks that developers and investors must negotiate. A BT-DTZ study.

More and more B-schools are thinking global affiliations or a presence overseas to stay relevant in a borderless marketplace.

Hottest Young Executives in India 2009

A former Wal-Mart strategist tells you how to survive and thrive in a world dominated by the retail giant.

Tomorrow's business leaders in unusual frames

India Inc GenNext take charge at the top

How do you turn a music television channel into a marketing vehicle that goes beyond plain vanilla advertising? MTV thinks it has the answer. And it's called Viacom Brand Solutions.

Is a certain nasty individual at your workplace making life miserable for you? BT does a reality check on what collateral damage these individuals can cause and how companies can deal with them.