But refusing to contemplate failure may be a B-school grad’s biggest drawback Over the past two decades since liberalisation, a number of trends have begun converging and leading to a critical mass of the elements needed for a breakout in entrepreneurship.
First, of course, is the dramatic rise in the number of young people who have earned a good technical or business education.
Second is the phenomenal rise in the value of our market capitalisation, which provides the incentive to these young people to stay on in India and look for the payoff right here at home.
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