Business For All - June 2015

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On completion of the one year of the NDA Government, one question which seems to be weighing in a section of the fraternity of entrepreneurs - both small and big - is whether the Government has done enough for them?

One can argue that the expectations of the corporate sector soared amid the slow and sluggish economy. But at this moment, entrepreneurs and large business houses are dismayed at the speed of execution while being positive about the small steps which reflect the government's intent.

Prime Minister, Narendra Modi had said "We want to create job-creators". The intent is loud and clear. How will the Government achieve this. Concrete action on the ground is awaited.

What happened to the 10,000 crore start-up fund? Which companies have benefitted? Little has moved and there is no word or announcement from the Government on how to make this an attractive proposition. India's start ups are largely funded by private investors or individuals but this government funding opportunity could be instrumental in the setting up of more start ups, leading to the overall objective of creating jobs.

Business For All Magazine Description:

BUSINESS FOR ALL, monthly, has emerged on the media scene to provide a platform to first generation entrepreneurs to share their entrepreneurial journey. Covering different sectors, a wide range of enterprising stories, interviews with cutting edge entrepreneurs and their case histories, BUSINESS FOR ALL aims to inspire, educate and motivate young and budding entrepreneurs to give shape to their dreams. Published from Hyderabad, the magazine commands fairly good readership across the country owing to a strong circulation network.