Entrepreneurship Development in India : Issues and Strategies
Contents: Preface. 1. Research paper on entrepreneurial opportunities in developing economy/Gurpreet Singh, Ravi Chauhan and Randeep Kumar. 2. role of technical institutions in promoting entrepreneurship/Simranjit Kaur. 3. Motivating youth for entrepreneurship: key role of education and the educators/Jiwan Jyoti Maini and Rajinder Kaur. 4. Promoting agriculture entrepreneurship for economic development: a study of Uttar Pradesh/H/C. Purohit and Avinash D. Pathardikar. 5. Entrepreneurship development and growth of small-scale industries in India/Sonia, Rajeev Kansal. 6. Bank credit and small and medium enterprises in India/Rimpi Kaur. 7. A study of patient satisfaction in ISO certified health care units/Surekha Rana, Nutan Jha and Rajeev Kumar. 8. Financial inclusion: microfinance as a growth catalyst in promoting entrepreneurship/Ankita Sharma, Bhupinder Kaur and Narinder Kaur. 9. Entrepreneurial proficiency development: literature revisited/Jaspal Singh and Poonam Sharma. 10. Institutional support to techno-entrepreneurs: experiences from J and K SSIs/Neetu Andotra and Pooja Rachita. 11. Immigration and entrepreneurship: examination and entrepreneurship: examination of Patels of Gujarat and Jats of Punjab/Gurpreet Kaur and Sudershan Kumar. 12. Building entrepreneurship at the bottom of the pyramid/B.S. Mann and Reena Kohli. 13. Entrepreneurship development in India: a shared vision/A.S. Chawla and Labh Singh. 14. Entrepreneurship and cyclic recessions/Satinder Kumar. 15. Recession: threat and opportunity/Gaganjit Kaur and Rajesh Chawla. 16. Entrepreneurship challenge in the present scenario/Maninder Pal Singh, V.P. Singh and M.L. Gupta. 17. Recessionary trends: its impact and mitigating strategies/Ankita Sharma, Bhupinder Kaur, Rachita Sambhyal and Narinder Kaur. 18. Retail revolution: implementations for India/Hitesh Kapoor, Abhinav Gaba, Aditya Verma and Gagandeep Singh. 19. Role of microfinance in growth and performance of entrepreneurship in India/Gurcharna Singh, Shaminder Kaur and Swati Goyal. 20. Microfinance in India: issues and challenges/Bal Krishan and S.S. Narta. 21. Entrepreneurship development in eastern Uttar Pradesh: an analytical study/S.K. Sinha. 22. Influences of entrepreneurs decision making styles on employees commitment: empirical Investigation of pharmaceutical SMEs/Sanjeev K. Sharma and Nitesh Goyal. 23. Sustainable microentrepreneurship-the roles of microfinance, entrepreneurship and sustainability in reducing poverty in Developing countries/Anu Gadha, Amrik Singh Sundan and Kuldeep Singh Manhas. 24. Entrepreneurship education in India: issues, concerns and new dimensions/Bhupinder Kaur, Ankita Sharma and Narinder Kaur. 25. Social entrepreneurship: a new imperative to drive social change/Bhupinder Kaur, Ankita Sharma and Narinder Kaur. 26. Dynamics of entrepreneurial development in small scale sector/Amrik Singh Sudan, Harshita Arora and Rohni Gupta Suri.
The book presents a few research papers, which comprise the following categories: 1. Innovation and entrepreneurship. 2. Entrepreneurship and learning. 3. State policy framework and entrepreneurship. 4. Role and responsibilities of entrepreneurs.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship includes the areas of discussion on entrepreneurship in information and technology, institutional support to Techno-entrepreneurs, e-commerce and IPRS etc. The inferences drawn from the discussion comprehends that entrepreneurs are people who have the ability, to see and evaluate business opportunities; to gather the necessary resources to take advantage of them and to initiate appropriate action to ensure success in this technical scenario and to find out other awareness about entrepreneurship among professional students so that they are able to innovate new professional skills in developing entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship and learning includes the subject of discussion on entrepreneurial education, role of technical institutions in promoting entrepreneurship and also highlighted various issues, concerns and new dimensions keeping in view the global and national scenario. The findings of the session highlighted the successful role of education and educators in motivating youth for entrepreneurship, SWOT analysis of youth, key issues in youth entrepreneurship and models suggesting entrepreneurship education.
State policy framework and entrepreneurship covers the role of micro-finance in growth and performance of entrepreneurship in India, venture capital, recession and various entrepreneurship challenges in the present scenario. The paper presented by contributors revealed a shared vision of entrepreneurial environment as envisaged by policy makers, national planners and management experts and managers so that they think more creativity during a recession because circumstances force them to and look for new ways to cut costs, and explore new directions.
Role and responsibilities of entrepreneurs involves the discussion on social entrepreneurship, attitude of young management graduates towards entrepreneurship. The Discussion suggested that social entrepreneurship propagate to solution and persuade the whole society to adopt for creating business models which led low cost products and services to resolve social inequities and achieve environmental goals for a good cause.
