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Once the most valuable edtech company in the world, Byju’s is now mired in a slew of problems. From valuation markdowns, the resignations of its auditor and board members to a legal battle with its lenders, the firm has faced some tough times recently. What does India’s biggest edtech player do to survive the financial crisis? Find out in the latest issue of BT. Also read an interview with AI guru Soumitra Dutta, where he talks about the future of artificial intelligence. The issue also gives you a peek into the recently concluded BT India@100 Summit. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now

During its G20 presidency, India has emerged as the driving force for a wide range of issues that need immediate attention from global leaders, who will converge in New Delhi to attend the G20 Heads of State and Government Summit in September. In this special issue, read an exclusive interaction with the man of the moment, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who talks in detail about his hopes and vision for the G20 presidency, the areas in which he believes India is making a difference, and more. On stands now.

Ever since the scathing report from US-based short-seller Hindenburg Research knocked around $100 billion off the Adani Group’ market capitalisation, Chairman and Founder Gautam Adani has been on a mission to pull his beleaguered group out of the crisis. While the challenges persist, Adani seems to be succeeding against the odds. But will the group be able to balance its growth ambitions with its capex plans, even as it deleverages key companies and cleans up their balance sheets? Find out in the latest issue of BT. Plus, Nick Clegg, Meta’s Head of Global Affairs, talks about the importance of AI, regulations and more. Also find out how the leaders of the ride-hailing industry are faring against upstart competitors, which are disrupting the space. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now

The Rs 1.75 lakh crore Mahindra Group is witnessing a rejuvenation of its auto business powered by a slew of new launches and a sharp focus on authentic SUVs. But how did it grow its share in the SUV market from 13.6 per in FY21 to 19.1 per cent in just two years? Find out in the latest issue of BT. There’s also a deep dive into the problems plaguing the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Plus, Ruchir Sharma, Founder of Breakout Capital, holds forth on the economy, the PLI scheme, AI and much more in an interview. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. Grab your copy today.

Dilip Shanghvi, Founder and MD of Sun Pharma, has turned around the company’s fortunes, leading it to its highest-ever consolidated revenues and net profit in FY23. What did the leader, who is known to keep a very low profile, do right? Find out in the latest issue of BT. Plus, read how the formation of VC firm Peak XV, that was spun off from investment firm Sequoia, will impact the Indian start-up ecosystem. Also find out how Dheeraj Hinduja steered Ashok Leyland out of the red and into the black, growing at a faster pace than the industry. That apart, there’s also an interview of SAP CEO Christian Klein. All this and more in the latest issue of BT. On stands now