MYSTERIOUS: 2 - What They Never Told You

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.

The Economic Times · Aug 19

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.

The Economic Times · Aug 18

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.

The Economic Times · Aug 17

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 · Aug 6

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 · Aug 2

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 · Jul 31

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.

The Economic Times · Jul 29

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…

The Economic Times · Jul 25

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.

International Business Times · Jul 22

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 Conversation · Jul 20