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The MSME Day marked Nitin Gadkari's maiden speech in which he hinted at his vision for the MSME sector for the next 5 years

Be it fintech or deep tech, the startups are building gateways that could digitize and empower small & medium companies

As a country, India has unique traits and opportunities for women entrepreneurship to proliferate and these initiatives need to be encouraged in their own turfs instead of trying to push them into a definitive style and scope of starting a business

After year-long efforts of shortlisting entities that stood out, we tell you why these individuals are regarded as doyens

New-age startups are thinking in the digital world and learning product distribution from their tech peers

According to an Accenture report, the agriculture ecosystem has started to invest in digital technologies and these services market is expected to grow at CAGR of 12 per cent between 2014 and 2020 to reach USD 4.5 billion

Here are the five main trends that would have a bigger impact in the years to come.

At a macro level, it is a year where technology companies will be at loggerheads with the governments like never before.

Social media like any other media needs to have some credibility and accountability

Our Editor-in-chief Ritu Marya's note on what's hot and why you should pick up this month's Entrepreneur India magazine

In this issue, we bring you the success story of an avant-garde Asian-Indian hotelier, the lowdown on some of the best coworking spaces in India and more.

This time around in our CEO special, we bring you a state, and 10 CEOs who are doing something out of their league

These 15 entrepreneurs are not solving any earth-shattering issues but adding the necessary value to life fulfilling aspirations of people

Satin CreditCare is expanding its access to finance to rural Indian women in more than 18 states

Despite fueling the start-up wave, the Indian government fails to see the potential in the homegrown companies

Mind you, even if this issue does not ignite the geek in you to create a winning technology, we suggest you immediately start using technologies (mentioned in the ensuing pages) today, before it's too late

At Entrepreneur, we are back with our annual 35-under-35 'class of 2018'

Accountants, today, want to move beyond the mind-numbing work of debits and credits and be advisors, partners or coaches to the businesses

At the editorial desk of Entrepreneur Media, this year we have pledged to do whatever it takes to democratize an evolutionary idea

From airport to hotels to malls to food courts, every place in San Francisco has an infrastructure to stimulate co-working

2018-19 will see more mainstream adoption of Intelligence Automation, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning

Ankur Jain, Managing Partner of Emergent Ventures, says not just good product or revenue, but a start-up's ability to be culturally fit is equally important

In India, they are constantly developing and automating their product to suit India's changing needs

A recent quote by Ratan Tata claiming that Indian startups have less chutzpah as compared to their foreign counterparts are the Words that can Change a Nation

The millionaire shared his secret to entrepreneurial success

"We have got a deep range of experiences and networks that can be useful for entrepreneurs, when it comes to strategy-building"

Today, Chandrasekaran is no stranger to India having held critical posts in Leading Indian organizations like Bharti Airtel and Snapdeal.

We have compiled a list of Top 100 Startup Incubators

It seems that the disruptive environment is also changing the investment rules. The new rule of investment is to buy high and sell even higher.

There is good judgement all around and the larger consensus is not to refute what young brings to the business but rather try to balance the new thinking with the old style of doing business