Youngsters
are head starting with their own ventures
Gone
are the days when people use to just believe in taking up government jobs. It’s
more about entrepreneurs and their dreams now days. A large number of graduates
are studying entrepreneurship to invest in their own ventures, the youngsters
are getting attracted to start-up something of their own. Highly-skilled
professionals are also building ventures that focus on the Indian market and offer
a range of services from online retail to car-rental services, to online
dealing site, refurbishment of used electronic products everything is just a
click away. Start-ups are also stable organizations these days, backed by a
strong cash stimulus for an aggressive market capturing approach.
The entrepreneur movement is spreading well
beyond big cities and major universities in India, and is marked by a new
seriousness and focus ... People are ambitious and they have the ability to
take risks they have great ideas and mindset of starting something of their own,
says Mr. Ravi Kumar who is an early entrepreneur having incepted his first
venture FreeKaaMaal.com in 2010 as an MBA student. The company was
conceptualized with an objective of providing low-priced deals, offers and
discounts to customers. The site’s shopping
forum is one of the leading platforms of its kind in the country with over
80,000 members and about 5 lakh posts. With more than 7.5 million page views
per month, the site ranks as one of the top 250 Internet properties in India.
Starting one’s own company has picked
up like never before. Thanks to successful models of business start-ups in the
West, inspirational stories of self-made entrepreneurs, and the strong business
ethics that students today get exposed to.
The growth of start-ups today is pegged
to have witnessed a threefold rise in India with most emerging companies
engaged in sectors such as e-commerce, healthcare, technologies and education.
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