It is very easy for an inquisitive mind to come up with an Idea. When I was in college , with almost each cup of tea at cafeteria we used to come up with ideas that could have been a milestone in our as well as in the history of any developing country.
But when we started to explore the opportunities in the real world, we always ended up in a nice presentation and few ray of hope on social media. Its also a fact that every body cant be an entrepreneur, but atleast we should have an infrastructure to support any idea and encourage youth towards dreaming for a better world. Its a known fact that an idea starts with a lots of adrenaline but slowly fades away, reason no guidance and proper platform to showcase the idea.
I have not traveled around the world so I can comment on the scenario that is prevailing in India. Going for a startup itself is a tedious task in India. If you are doing at your own, a cob web of govt processes will slow down your process and , the process itself is so tiresome and annoying that many startup dies at the stage of inception only.
If we manage to register the company then comes the problem of managing the resources in India as you have to do every thing at your own and others will look at one opportunity to poach on you. You can call it competition or negative competition whatever, the economics of India asks you to go to that extent.
Still wondering when will the govt truly look at the resources that are capable of generating jobs.
But when we started to explore the opportunities in the real world, we always ended up in a nice presentation and few ray of hope on social media. Its also a fact that every body cant be an entrepreneur, but atleast we should have an infrastructure to support any idea and encourage youth towards dreaming for a better world. Its a known fact that an idea starts with a lots of adrenaline but slowly fades away, reason no guidance and proper platform to showcase the idea.
I have not traveled around the world so I can comment on the scenario that is prevailing in India. Going for a startup itself is a tedious task in India. If you are doing at your own, a cob web of govt processes will slow down your process and , the process itself is so tiresome and annoying that many startup dies at the stage of inception only.
If we manage to register the company then comes the problem of managing the resources in India as you have to do every thing at your own and others will look at one opportunity to poach on you. You can call it competition or negative competition whatever, the economics of India asks you to go to that extent.
Still wondering when will the govt truly look at the resources that are capable of generating jobs.
