Comments on: Nurturing Entrepreneurship in India – Entrepreneurship and India http://www.paggu.com/entrepreneurship/nurturing-entrepreneurship-in-india-entrepreneurship-and-india/ Entrepreneurship, Startups, Wordpress, Search Engine Optimization Tue, 06 Dec 2011 14:21:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Bharath http://www.paggu.com/entrepreneurship/nurturing-entrepreneurship-in-india-entrepreneurship-and-india/comment-page-1/#comment-12710 Bharath Sun, 21 Nov 2010 15:09:21 +0000 http://www.paggu.com/?p=84#comment-12710 I beg to differ from Mr. Ganesh. I quote "Culturally Indians love agriculture, animal husbandary, teaching , spiritual pursuits more than becoming enterprise builders (with exceptions to some who are successful in entrepreneurship". I believe we as indians are collectivistic in our pursuits. At the same time very professional when it comes to business. Social dimension in india is how you as an entrepreneur look at it. People here are not risk averse. They just dont like to make foolish judgement's. More people are into business these days. Its not restricted to rajasthan or gujrat. Although these are strong industrial belts. Other parts of india like the south - chennai, Andhra pradesh, karnatka have excellent opportunities. India has fabulous opportunities to say the least It was pre 1991 that business in india was restricted to those having a business background. After the economic reforms india has moved up with a blazing speed.Now FDI rules easing. You can only imagine! I beg to differ from Mr. Ganesh. I quote “Culturally Indians love agriculture, animal husbandary, teaching , spiritual pursuits more than becoming enterprise builders (with exceptions to some who are successful in entrepreneurship”. I believe we as indians are collectivistic in our pursuits. At the same time very professional when it comes to business. Social dimension in india is how you as an entrepreneur look at it. People here are not risk averse. They just dont like to make foolish judgement’s. More people are into business these days. Its not restricted to rajasthan or gujrat. Although these are strong industrial belts. Other parts of india like the south – chennai, Andhra pradesh, karnatka have excellent opportunities. India has fabulous opportunities to say the least It was pre 1991 that business in india was restricted to those having a business background. After the economic reforms india has moved up with a blazing speed.Now FDI rules easing. You can only imagine!

]]> By: ravi http://www.paggu.com/entrepreneurship/nurturing-entrepreneurship-in-india-entrepreneurship-and-india/comment-page-1/#comment-10714 ravi Sun, 27 Sep 2009 08:52:06 +0000 http://www.paggu.com/?p=84#comment-10714 Eureka! The International Business Plan Competition, E-Cell IIT Bombay The Entrepreneurship Cell of IIT-Bombay is organizing EUREKA! The Largest International Business Plan Competition in Asia. Prizes worth USD 50,000 are to be won with finalists getting a chance to pitch in front of Indian Angel Network. Teams will get a chance to represent India at the Intel-UC Berkeley Innovation Challenge. Its simple to participate, just log on to www.eureka.ecell.in Eureka! The International Business Plan Competition, E-Cell IIT Bombay

The Entrepreneurship Cell of IIT-Bombay is organizing EUREKA! The Largest International Business Plan Competition in Asia.

Prizes worth USD 50,000 are to be won with finalists getting a chance to pitch in front of Indian Angel Network.

Teams will get a chance to represent India at the Intel-UC Berkeley Innovation Challenge.

Its simple to participate, just log on to http://www.eureka.ecell.in

]]> By: Y.S.Ganesh http://www.paggu.com/entrepreneurship/nurturing-entrepreneurship-in-india-entrepreneurship-and-india/comment-page-1/#comment-10383 Y.S.Ganesh Thu, 06 Aug 2009 06:10:43 +0000 http://www.paggu.com/?p=84#comment-10383 Social aspect of entrepreneurship in India reflects (Dustin Huibregtse has asked ) confinement of entrepreneurship to few business families in Rajasthan state & Gujrath state.Gujrathies in India by character reflect entrepreneurship & more people are involved in entrepreneurial activities. Other states in India does not reflect so much.Reason could be The very social set up in these states has developed such behaviour.A research book brought by Pof Tripathi of IIMA by name Indian Business families is an attempt to give rational reasons for the behaviour of business families in India. Social aspect of entrepreneurship in India reflects less tolerance to ambiguity leading not taking risk which is vital for entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship development centers are trying to freez such problems by education & training. However the society in India during & after British rule is risk averse.If we seee Indian tradition, Culturally Indians love agriculture, animal husbandary, teaching , spiritual pursuits more than becoming enterprise builders (with exceptions to some who are successful in entrepreneurship. Society's or people tendency in India is highly risk averse (thoughing it slowly changing. Social aspect of entrepreneurship in India reflects (Dustin Huibregtse has asked ) confinement of entrepreneurship to few business families in Rajasthan state & Gujrath state.Gujrathies in India by character reflect entrepreneurship & more people are involved in entrepreneurial activities. Other states in India does not reflect so much.Reason could be The very social set up in these states has developed such behaviour.A research book brought by Pof Tripathi of IIMA by name Indian Business families is an attempt to give rational reasons for the behaviour of business families in India.
Social aspect of entrepreneurship in India reflects less tolerance to ambiguity leading not taking risk which is vital for entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship development centers are trying to freez such problems by education & training. However the society in India during & after British rule is risk averse.If we seee Indian tradition, Culturally Indians love agriculture, animal husbandary, teaching , spiritual pursuits more than becoming enterprise builders (with exceptions to some who are successful in entrepreneurship. Society’s or people tendency in India is highly risk averse (thoughing it slowly changing.

]]> By: Dustin Huibregtse http://www.paggu.com/entrepreneurship/nurturing-entrepreneurship-in-india-entrepreneurship-and-india/comment-page-1/#comment-10170 Dustin Huibregtse Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:58:01 +0000 http://www.paggu.com/?p=84#comment-10170 Two questions, the first: Is India receiving foreign direct investment to assist in capital? Could you explain the social aspect of entrepreneurship in India more? If found that very interesting. How is China? Two questions, the first: Is India receiving foreign direct investment to assist in capital? Could you explain the social aspect of entrepreneurship in India more? If found that very interesting.

How is China?

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