entrepreneurship

These NGOs hope to equip the youth with the necessary skills to create innovative businesses that generate employment.

Currently a group representing the 2nd Changemakers' Room is developing an international mobility project “Scaling Women-led Businesses: Generating opportunities to Grow”.

If you have a dream, they will help you follow it.

Empowering girls to getting clean drinking water – meet 100 kids changing government schools for the better with the help of Going to School.

Janan Dave recounts her experience with a Bangalore-based social enterprise working to revolutionize newborn health through technology as part of the William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service in India.

Aside from providing technological assistance to the farmers in Telangana, the start-up called Agrowbook is also helping two young people from a small village to set up a business of gooseberry candies.

Back in 2002, Sobita Tamuli was an 18-year-old married girl with little formal education, living in a small village in Assam. Today, she is a successful entrepreneur heading a thriving establishment that has under its wings two brands flourishing in the local market.

SV.CO provides a wide variety of digital facilities, ranging from applications for admission, to teaching and mentoring.

This village had only one source of income – agriculture. Till an entrepreneur came along and trained 22 women to become self-sustainable with a handy skill. This is the story of LifeCraft.

Move away from the inconsistent chatter of radio channels and switch to podcasts, where the focus is on solid, interesting content and less on commercialisation. Here's a list of ten podcasts from India that are well-researched and intelligent that is sure to keep you hooked.