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This year's Tech crunchers include people who are visionaries of technology to start-ups who are changing the way the world works.

All the industries have felt this impact so much and education sector is no different.

We need to build room for bigger achievements therefore and play the game to fullest.

Vinod Gupta has a history of giving and raising funds for Bill and Hillary Clinton during their campaign and has also got mentioned on latter's autobiography.

These are the faces and the inspiration of tomorrow.

If you have set goals that are achievable then you will only feel desolate at the end of the year.

Surrogate advertising is not CSR, you cannot impose your brand.

Trends define the future of the economy but it is people who define the trends.

To bring hard earned savings into open and pour into bank accounts could have a severe effect on the consumerism of some of these sectors in India.

o start from the start, entrepreneurs go to the market not with a brand, but with an idea.

If start-ups need to survive, they should look for a strategic partner, not an investor.

There was and will always be enough opportunity to pursuit, but do it when you are ready for it.

Industrialist Sanjeev Bikhchandani talks about venture capital, startups and government policies.

We, as entrepreneurs must continuously strive to come together to stir change.

Facebook had its eyes on India for a long term, as the country is home to one of the fastest growing internet using population.

As startup entrepreneurs, everything will be limited whether it is your time, knowledge or resources. As the founder, one needs to be focused on the most critical matters. But the rest still needs to get done.

With the focus on market development, the tech giant has trained over 5 million citizens under these programs.

"Talent is like the marksman who hits a target that others cannot reach," wrote Arthur Schopenhauer; "genius is like the marksman who hits a target others cannot even see."

In a chat on chaat with Ritu Marya, Editor-in-Chief, Entrepreneur India, Anil shares his panorama on future of start-ups in India.

Entrepreneurship is not an art, it is a science.

Vani Kola, supporting entrepreneurs in building their companies.

We are not Heading Towards a Bubble…It will be a Bloodbath

Today, startup entrepreneurship in India is seeing rebellion that is beyond business.

"I think it's stupidity for SMEs to look for a coder," says , Kunal Shah, CEO, FreeCharge.

We, as entrepreneurs, must continuously strive to come together to stir the change.

Indian venture fund Kalaari Capital's Vani Kola talks about women entrepreneurs, leadership and the qualities that goes into making a good leader.

"India is ready for all things cool but Indian gatekeepers are not ready for all things cool" says the CEO of Blipppar

Ritu Marya, Editor-in-Chief, Entrepreneur India Media, in conversation with Arvind Gupta, CEO of Digital India Foundation, who shares what it will take to build the start-up culture in India.

The young talented minds are the face of what tomorrow is likely to be.

Most entrepreneurs feel itchy about closing down their everyday business undertakings to go away on a vacation.