Amrit Mann

These innovative businesses are bold enough to sound foolhardy, or seem too tough to execute.

Entrepreneur traces the group's growth trajectory and upcoming projects in a tête-à-tête with the President of Vatika Business Centre.

The man believes in taking fewer but bolder steps.

Legacy businesses are either enetering new territories or re-inventing themselves, Here's how:

With an initial target to manufacture four lakh tyres and tubes annually, the company now produces more than 20 million tyres each year.

A solution to your never-ending legal procedures and paperwork

Some eat it for nutritional values, some for taste and some love to experiment. So, why leave entrepreneurs?

Today, an office space needs to have a soul and speak for values it stands for.

Reaching the heights of Mount Everest and entrepreneurship.

Hitting the right notes, processor giant HP has launched in India.

The year 2016 has seen a massive downturn, turning it into a year of uncertainty.

With business growing at double digit rates year over year, the company relies on technology to up its game as it caters to a plethora of sectors including, healthcare, education, defense etc.

It is estimated that over 80 per cent startups 'fail' within the first three years of launching.

A market leader in innovation, the firm was recognized as one of the top 100 great places to work in India in 2015.

Story of a psychedelic trance musician turned entrepreneur.

Calm in his demeanor yet committed to his job, the entrepreneur has had an exciting journey till now.

Did startups lose their battle with MNCs? Is the bubble going to burst?

The idea to create an App also emerged from the lack of innovation in healthcare and the dependency on conventional treatment.

How to travel like a boss!

A garment that lets users interact with their smartphones by swiping the garment in numerous ways.

"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page", said the famous philosopher, St. Augustine.

Scripting his entrepreneurial journey, Bansal underwent his fair share of distress.

The book encapsulates his son's heart wrenching battle with cancer but also traces his journey as a first-time writer.

Deep within this entrepreneurial cloak, Vijay Shekhar Sharma is just an ordinary guy who believes in living in the moment and not taking life too seriously.

Priyanka Gill talks about the most 'painful conversation' you need to get done with in the early stages of your startup.