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Entrepedia - 2nd Edn.
This is a guide book if you want to become an entrepreneur, or, if you are in the start-up phase. It tells you in easy, simple, 20 steps, what are the things you need to do from the time you think of the business idea to becoming market-ready. It is a go-to book, like a dictionary. If you have just started a company, or thinking of starting a company, it answers some basic questions: Why should I be an entrepreneur? Where will I get my business ideas from? Why do I need a mentor and where will I find one? How will I hire good teams when I don't have the money to pay them market rates? What is a business plan, why should I write it, how should I write it? What are the different ways in which I can raise money for my business? This book acts as a mentor, pointing the way each step of your exciting journey to becoming an entrepreneur. Professor Nandini Vaidyanathan been a traveling teacher who, for the last five years, has been teaching entrepreneurship in several ivy-league business schools around the world. July this year she has mentored more than 500 startup entrepreneurs across domains and geographies, pro bono. She writes a monthly column for the Entrepreneur magazine.
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Cook a Doodle Doo
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Start Up, Stand Up
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Business India
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Elementary Education in Tribal India
Study conducted in Sundergarh District of Orissa and Raigarh District of Chhattisgarh, India.
What's Wrong with You, Karthik?
Shortlisted for the Restless Books Prize for New Immigrant Writing ‘Fun, entertaining, delightful’ — Rahul Dravid ‘A warm, minutely detailed evocation of boyhood . . . textured like life itself’ — Samanth Subramanian A charming tale of a young schoolboy trying to find his place in a changing world. Twelve-year-old Karthik Subramanian has just been granted admission into St George’s, an elite boys’ school in Bangalore that has supported the academic lives of ‘four state cricketers, one India captain, tens of professors, hundreds of doctors, engineers and scientists, thousands of chartered accountants ...’ In this most exalted of institutions, Karthik yearns for recognition...
