Development Of Entrepreneurship In India


Development Of Entrepreneurship In India

 

Enterpreneurs play very important role in socio-economic welfare of the country. They identify the needs of the business, purchases the other factors of production and coordinates them for some productive purposes. They are the innovators, researchers and risk-takers of the company. Due to the mixed economy in India, both public and private enterpreneurship exists here. Large scale sectors are under the public enterpreneurship. The middle and small scale sectors are under the private entrepreneurship. In order to develop entrepreneurship in this sectors, Government of India has stepped towards the Entrepreneurship Development Programmes. The reason behind the development of entrepreneurship programmes in India are as follows :-

1. Increase in national production and productivity in different sectors : Indian entrepreneurs should work to increase the national production in primary, secondary and tertiary sectors. They should work to increase employment. They must be able to generate wealth from both national and international markets. They should produce such goods and services which can substitute the imports. They should give more effort for increasing export of goods and services.

 

2. Balanced regional development : Most of the industries are setup in the urban and semi-urban ares. This has led to the migration of people from rural areas to big cities. This has created pressure on the Government to provide housing and other facilities to the people. In order to reduce this imbalance, Government has provided facilities to encourage entrepreneurs to setup new ventures in rural areas.

3. Re-investment of profit : The objective of re-investment of profit can be achieved when their will be developed indigenous enterpreneurs. They invest profits in the business for the betterment of the productivity and welfare of the community.

 

4. Decentralisation of economic power : The main drawback of large scale enterprises is the centralisation of economic power. In order to achieve equitable distribution of wealth and balanced economic growth, the Government has targeted to develop competent entrepreneurs who can setup the small scale enterprises. This will help in the dispersal of wealth.

 

5. Solving the problem of unemployment and under-employment : In large scale industries, the problem of unemployment and underemployment is more. It is so due to lack of capital and increase in labour force. The highly educated and technically experienced peoples get dissatisfied and frustrated with their job. In order to solve this socio-economic problem of India, Government has taken step towards the development of such programmes. Besides setting up of large scale industries, small scale industries are encouraged to setup, which can provide large number of employment with the same amount capital investment, compared to the large scale industries.

 

6. Harnessing youth vigour : When government cannot provide work to the educated and highly qualified youths, to earn their livelihood, they turn up to violent activities. In order to reduce their frustration, anger and disappointment, the development of entrepreneurs is necessary in India. They provide self-employment work to the youth, to earn their living. Thus, they are diverted from destructive activities by entrepreneurial motivation to work for the country.

7. Women as a special needs group : India is a developing country where discriminating attitude towards women is more. They are deprived of the opportunities, employment or payrise or leardership. Therefore, women has started their own ventures in India. Government has also started courses for the betterment of entrepreneurship skills among women. This has increased confidence in the mind of the women. According to the statistical reading, women entrepreneurs are doing better and they are increasing day by day. On the other hand, male entrepreneurs are impatient and over confident to spoil their own ventures. Women entrepreneurs are found to learn their weaknesses and they try to overcome them through hard work and perseverence.

Thus many institutions have been setup to develop the entrepreneurship in India. These institutions provide finance to the entrepreneurs to setup and flourish their ventures.

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  1. #1 by initrightnow on July 23rd, 2010

    I cannot say unexplored areas but I say underexplored areas where India can do a lot more. Let me cite them.
    1. India is now doing well in hospitality industry. India is also a hub for medical or health care services. With lot of population and with the mindset suited for service industries it should do well here.
    2. In the field of infra structure sky is the limit. In areas of aviation, road and rail transport, education, social forestry etc there is so much potential that the world's population falls short to fully develops this.
    3. India can be an educational hub. India can also be a manufacturing hub.

  2. #2 by pradipsingh2u on July 23rd, 2010

    Time when Corporates, are out sourcing various number of services as well as depending upon ancillaries, for rapid growth and / or competing in competitive business world, more ENTREPRENEURS. Thus, the Entrepreneurship Development Program, are important for grooming more ENTREPRENEURS, in India.

  3. #3 by Irascible Interlocutor on July 25th, 2010

    What? I a berry? You want pop my cherry, then?

    Give me a peck on my tush and your fortune will grow (only if
    you are a hot white or Asian man).

  4. #4 by initrightnow on July 25th, 2010

    I would suggest write something about "Micro credit." Under this, the poor people are given loans of very small amount and they utilise to start their own small businesses or entrepreneurships. For e.g. a woman can be given a small loan of Rs 2,000 which she can use to buy a sewing machine and earn manifold the amount. Similar loans can be given to farmers to buy livestock, etc.

    Though this is not very famous in India, but has a huge potential. The rate of money being recovered is always very high. Infact higher than loan given to the rich people!

    Writing a thesis on this would be very interesting as it covers both macro and micro economics. Also it can bring a revolution and it is students like you who have to bring the revolution!

    This covers the " unexplored areas in entrepreneurship, growth, corporate governance, innovation, etc."

    You may also consider writing about the Changing trends in the torism industry or the agricultural sector.

    Best of luck. Do let me know if this helped!

  5. #5 by andy w on July 26th, 2010

    Hahahaha yah right you lost your student book.

  6. #6 by HI on July 26th, 2010

    1 ab 2ac 3d 4b 5cd 6b 7ad 8a 9b 10a 11d 12b 13b 14a 15a 16d 17c 18b 19c
    by the way,re.12 the black country is not in the north west.it is in the midlands,smack in the middle.

  7. #7 by shae on July 27th, 2010

    I don't know them all, so I'll try and answer as much as I can.

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    Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

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