He spoke to Forbes' Mumbai bureau chief Naazneen Karmali between client meetings and town-hall gatherings with the local staff.

FORBES: Magazine Article

It's never easy pulling together our "40 Richest" lists, as Naazneen Karmali's team, working with Wealth Lists Editor Luisa Kroll, do here for India.

FORBES: Magazine Article

The byline you see on page 44 may be familiar: Naazneen Karmali helped us to start tracking India's richest a decade ago, when that seemed a novelty.

FORBES: What Works

Naazneen is acquainted with many of them by virtue not only of reporting for us but also from years as a ranking editor of Business India out of Mumbai.

FORBES: Magazine Article

With this issue's profile of Gautam Thapar, we welcome Naazneen to a full-time association with FORBES ASIA as India Editor, one more reflection of our deepening engagement with the subcontinent.

FORBES: What Works

This post comes from India Editor Naazneen Karmali.

FORBES: Indian Billionaire Brothers Get Richer

On my visit to India this month, Forbes correspondent Naazneen Karmali and I happened onto trouble at Lavasa, a hill city being built along Warasgaon Reservoir between Mumbai and Pune in the Western Ghat range.

FORBES: A Stop in India's Lavasa

Those in the business of selling windmills are very happy with this arrangement ( see story by Naazneen Karmali), but in no time our fears of global warming have caused our economy to become littered with subsidies, credits, deductions, tax surcharges, earmarks and research boondoggles.

FORBES: Tax My Carbon