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Marry a working & frugal wife: Rs 5000-crore Thyrocare founder Velumani shares a must-do list for entrepreneurs who leave comfortable jobs to solve ‘world’s big problems’

Thyrocare founder A Velumani has shared a practical checklist for aspiring entrepreneurs, warning that “negative capital” from EMIs, debt and family responsibilities can be a bigger hurdle than having no capital. He advised living frugally, avoiding unnecessary loans, building enough savings to support the family for four years and only…

The Economic Times

In 2014, an American town was known as the 'food desert', but one man turned a college football field into a farm that generates 60,000 pounds of produce

Paul Quinn College has taken a remarkable step by converting its football field into a flourishing organic farm, responding to local food scarcity and boosting its financial situation. Students are actively involved, participating in a social entrepreneurship program that provides fresh produce to local businesses. This innovative project has played…

The Times of India

Your high school friends may shape whether you become an entrepreneur decades later

With more young Canadians considering self-employment amid a high youth unemployment rate, entrepreneurship programs are facing growing demand. Applications to Futurpreneur, the national organization that finances young Canadian entrepreneurs, rose 50 per cent last quarter, compared with 15 per cent growth a year earlier.

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Policy blueprint proposes entrepreneurship mission to create 10 lakh enterprises, upto 50 lakh jobs

It also proposed a flagship role for the Ministry of Education, recommending that entrepreneurship courses culminate in students attempting a real first sale rather than a written examination.

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Navya Nanda, Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter, says watching Dadi Ritu Nanda work inspired her to become an entrepreneur

Navya Nanda, Amitabh Bachchan's granddaughter, has said that watching her paternal grandmother Ritu Nanda run a business while growing up in Delhi was what first drew her toward entrepreneurship. She made the remarks at the launch of a GenAI training programme for women run by her foundation Nimaya.

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Unveiling The Economic Times Startup Awards 2026 high-powered jury

We’re back with the 12th edition of The Economic Times Startup Awards (ETSA). However hectic it gets for the ETtech team, the thrill of sifting through the best of Indian entrepreneurship makes up for every late night in the newsroom.

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Why Thousands of University Graduates Still Can't Find Jobs: Inside Britain's 'Lost Generation'

Generation Z faces a tough job market due to shrinking opportunities, AI advancements, and pandemic effects. Despite challenges, many are turning to entrepreneurship and self-employment as viable career paths.

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Prince Harry and Meghan's Commercial Empire: What Their Business Ventures Mean for the Royal Brand

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's commercial ventures highlight their influence on the Royal Family's global brand, showcasing a shift from traditional royal duties to independent entrepreneurship.

International Business Times UK

MBA graduate was struggling after leaving his job when he discovered paan shop owner had bought car & built Rs 1 crore fortune; Internet debates education-wealth gap

An MBA graduate reevaluated traditional career paths after noticing the impressive wealth of a local paan shop owner. This revelation ignited a vibrant discussion on Reddit about the value of education versus entrepreneurship. Similarly, skilled trades like plumbing and electrical work demonstrated remarkable financial success, proving that several routes to…

The Economic Times

Viva con Agua helping in funding global water, sanitation, hygiene projects through sustainable business models

HAMBURG: Rising from FC St Pauli community, Viva con Agua (Water for all) has in the last two decades made a niche as Germany’ social businesses and not-for-profit organization, combining entrepreneurship with social and environmental impact. The organization has built a portfolio of purpose driven brands including mineral water, recycled…

The Times of India

Protest is a legitimate form of democratic dialogue, should build consensus: Mohan Bhagwat

Mohan Bhagwat stated protest is a democratic dialogue tool for consensus building. He acknowledged Gen Z's genuine concerns and their desire for reasoned explanations. Bhagwat cautioned against social media misuse and emphasized individual responsibility for technology. He advocated for self-regulation and societal involvement in social media use. Increased public spending…

The Economic Times

Word of the Day: Quomodocunquizing — Meaning, origin and how to use it

Quomodocunquizing describes earning money through any available method. This old English word originates from a Latin phrase meaning by whatever means. It was popularized by writer Thomas Fuller in the seventeenth century. The word remains relevant today for entrepreneurship and side hustles. Its length and meaning make it a memorable…

The Economic Times

YesMadam co-founder Aditya Arya shares photo from 90 second meetup with wife at airport, netizens divided on startup marriage lifestyle

YesMadam co-founder Aditya Arya shared his marriage's airport reunion reality. He and his wife Garima Sharma met for just ninety seconds. This encounter sparked widespread discussion on entrepreneurship's personal relationship costs. Sharma views these brief meetings as deeply romantic and worthwhile sacrifices. Their nine-year journey suggests their relationship is strengthening…

The Economic Times

German Proverb of the Day: “He who doesn’t dare, doesn’t...” — Why stepping out of your comfort zone matters

Success often requires courage and stepping outside comfort zones. Taking chances is essential for career and personal development. Entrepreneurship inherently involves uncertainty and the need for boldness. Smart risks, backed by preparation, increase the likelihood of achievement. Growth begins when individuals challenge routine and embrace uncertainty.

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Kerala labourer's son built Rs 4,000 crore company: Who is PC Musthafa, who failed Class 6 & rose from working as a coolie to becoming successful entrepreneur?

PC Musthafa overcame failing Class 6 and dropping out of school after a teacher's encouragement inspired him to return to education. He went on to graduate from NIT Calicut and later earned a management degree from IIM Bangalore before leaving a successful corporate career to pursue entrepreneurship. Musthafa co-founded iD…

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Opening A Business At A Young Age: What Frank Berenyi Learned From His First Venture

Frank Berenyi learned the fundamentals of entrepreneurship the way most young founders do: by being responsible for everything, all at once, with no one else to hand the problems to.

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African entrepreneurs operate in tough conditions: the skills they’ve honed could be useful to others

When people talk about entrepreneurship in Africa, the conversation usually starts with everything that’s missing. Limited funding. Weak infrastructure. Poor internet connectivity. Unreliable electricity. Bureaucracy. Corruption.

The Economic Times

ICAR @98: Science, innovation and sustainability for Viksit Bharat 2047

Achieving Viksit Bharat 2047 requires agriculture to move beyond production towards value addition, food processing, exports, bio-based industries, carbon markets, and rural entrepreneurship.

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Psychology says people who keep talking about quitting their job to launch a start-up but are never able to aren’t afraid, they may be weighing one of life's biggest risks

Psychology suggests that people who repeatedly say they want to quit their jobs and launch a startup aren't necessarily making empty promises. For many people, the biggest obstacle is not a lack of ideas, it is navigating the psychological challenge of taking the first irreversible step.

The Economic Times

Karnataka IT minister Priyank Kharge, Anthropic India discuss AI collaboration for Karnataka

Karnataka's IT Minister met Anthropic India's MD to discuss the state's AI vision. Discussions focused on building advanced AI skillsets and forging strategic partnerships for skilling. According to a statement from the minister's office, the two sides also deliberated on establishing Centres of Excellence and incubators to strengthen AI research,…

International Business Times UK

An 11-Year-Old Turned a Neighbour's Bin Into a 2.7M-View Business

An 11-year-old in York, Canada, turned a simple chore into a viral bin cleaning business with 53,000 followers and 2.7M views. Learn about youth entrepreneurship and small service startups.

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Building Bridges: Claudia Serrer on Cross-Border Innovation Ecosystems and the Future of Global Entrepreneurship

Cross-border innovation ecosystems are interconnected networks in which governments, startups, investors, universities, and industry partners collaborate across countries to share knowledge, talent, and capital.

The Economic Times

MSME Day 2026 showcases government's vision for a tech-driven and future-ready MSME ecosystem

The event celebrated the sector's growth, highlighting government commitment to a resilient, technology-driven MSME ecosystem. New initiatives aim to boost formalization, digital access, and innovation, fostering entrepreneurship and nation-building.

The Economic Times

"I still haven't paid myself a single dollar": Ex-Google, Microsoft techie quit Rs 4.2 crore job, now runs Rs 21.7 crore halal BBQ business in Texas

A former Google and Microsoft engineer, earning ₹4.2 crore annually, traded his lucrative tech career for a Texas barbecue restaurant. Despite the business now generating ₹21.7 crore yearly and projected to hit ₹37.8 crore, he hasn't paid himself, surviving on savings while working 80-hour weeks. His journey highlights the demanding…

The Economic Times

While others relaxed after class 12 boards, these Surat boys used their summer holidays to start a cold coffee business & earned nearly Rs 2 Lakh in less than 3 months

Two Surat teenagers, Shreyanshu Rana and Pratham Pengawala, transformed a school fair idea into a successful cold coffee business, Aes The Thick Coffee. Investing their savings into a custom cart, they offer affordable, café-style drinks near a university. Within three months, their venture generated up to Rs 1.58 lakh, proving…

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