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Rohin Dharmakumar | 05/28/2013 | 11 comments
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With another bumper harvest expected this year in Madhya Pradesh, and with the center indicating its willingness to include Silo Bags as another valid method of grain storage, the sector is likely to see a lot of uptick
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IndiaCan, the 50:50 joint venture (JV) between Educomp, India’s largest educational services company, and Pearson Plc, the $9 billion global publishing and education services major, is set for a change …
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Rohin Dharmakumar | 03/29/2013 | 1 comments
“Blessed are the geeks: for they shall inherit the earth.” – Matthew 5:5 (Not!) Geeks, once considered socially awkward and uncool, have pulled off a remarkable image makeover during the …
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Both scientists and entrepreneurs are in a creative process. Both start by experimenting with an idea, move forward by ‘pivoting’, and if failure stares at the finishing line, they brush off and get back to experimentation.
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As I reported for this story on Piramal Healthcare’s full-throttle effort in developing new molecule drugs, one thing that repeatedly came up for discussion was the cost. How much does …
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NS Ramnath | 05/29/2012 | 7 comments
Recently, I accompanied a friend to the sprawling campus of IIT Madras with an unlikely subject in my mind: Sports. You don’t usually connect an IIT with sports. It might …
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Ravi Kiran | 05/25/2012 | 29 comments
Between starting and growing, entrepreneurs often confront a crucial, rather non-glamorous phase called STAYING. It does not get as much prominence in entrepreneur and investor talk as starting, raising [funds] or exiting, but it’s perhaps the most important and the most difficult phase of all. Young people starting businesses in our big cities need to learn what entrepreneurs in Middle India already practice.
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Shishir Prasad | 04/17/2012 | 1 comments
“I am not going to talk about Microfinance,” said the Kurta-clad Akula. You know that an era has come to an end when the man who was once the face …
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Seema Singh | 03/01/2012 | 68 comments
What a question, many would say. Particularly in a blog post that is close on the heels of a special report on innovation that we did in Forbes India March …
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![]() June 16, 2013 22:16 pm by Parimi S.R.Murthy
Interesting article! Having known that people are not (made to)sticking the post of CFO, better employ somebody who has successful contributions and reasonable outcome! Such person will contribute, deliver good results, stick & will grow with the organisation. One should not wait & see mere qualific...
![]() June 04, 2013 23:03 pm by Kirandeep
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Wow, according to you people who graduate from top universities should struggle to find job. In USA, why do new members go through extreme embarrassment to join fraternity? One explanation is that the person who go through great deal of trouble or pain to attain something value it more highly than t...
![]() June 04, 2013 21:21 pm by Kushagra Oberoi
Commented on Why be an Entrepreneur in the first place?
Sir,
I am a 3rd yr Mechanical engineering student and loved your case study. Considering the present scenario of the great slowdown in the market and number of opportunities for freshers being hired up and the level of quality education being imparted to present day engineers in our country, entrep...
![]() June 03, 2013 20:35 pm by Sudhir M
Hi Rohin,
Did you see that Flipkart has shutdown the "TV / Audio / Video" and "Home appliances" segments on their site?
Please shed more light on this development.
Thanks
![]() May 30, 2013 13:19 pm by Agam Khare
Commented on Why be an Entrepreneur in the first place?
Hey Ravi,
I loved your study. I am an entrepreneur myself. My simple reason to turn towards entrepreneurship was that I felt happy being one, innovating, solving problems on ground. The more profound reason which led to explore dimensions available for starting up was massive chinese presence... What I am Reading by Sushobhan Mukherjee
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