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Here's a low down on the challenges that might do the trick for you.

What's been the playground only for engineers or hardware enthusiasts as so called 'makers' has silently triggered a sub-revolution called maker movement which is democratizing 'making' of things via community-led platforms called makerspaces.

Despite backing so many start-ups in the last 10 years or so, in most of which they even got their fingers burnt, these angels along with new ones on the block now have an even bigger task ahead – to make the ecosystem as big as the Silicon Valley in the least time.

Raj Desai and Pratik Agarwal, Co-founders, ThinkScream, figured out WiFi as that incentive towards making a bigger social impact.

E-learning courses are great not just for programmers but for tech entrepreneurs as well

One of the biggest augmented reality apps ever was born out of a drunken joke. Here's how:

"While there were so many ideas after the exit, I decided to take a five-year break to unlearn everything" - Phanindra Sama

"I wasn't around my three-year-old son from the time he was born. Neither did I spend time with the family. But after exiting TFS, it is good to do all that." Raghunandan

Before Banks Rest in Peace.

The kind of funding that has gone into the B2C market is unlikely to go into the B2B market as there are already some unit economics in place.

Dr A Velumani shares his path to success and the franchising model in a dialogue with Entrepreneur.

Investors' interest to back non-tech businesses in India in 2013 and 2014, which seemed subdued, saw an impressive upswing in 2015.

Motion and gesture control based wearable makes gaming and casual browsing a uniquely smooth experience

Non-Tech businesses may find it difficulty in finding a good coder. Coding geek answers:

Trying to utilize the online automobile insurance industry inspired this entrepreneur to see how broken the system was and deserved change

This Millennial dropped out of IIT to form his own start-up

The sheer lack of options in the Ed Tech business in India inspired this millennial to take charge

Silicon Valley inspired disruptive models inspired this CEO in demand for digital lending

'I just wanted to be an entrepreneur.'

Millennial entrepreneurs are visiting electrifying growth in this vibrant ecosystem

Filling the huge information gap of start-ups with data everybody wants to know about.

Some millennial entrepreneurs who had most electrifying growth in this vibrant ecosystem in a short span of time.

Satyajeet Mohanty along with Ronak Kumar Samantray, the co-inventor of the idea and chief advisor, shares their craziness with Entrepreneur India.

Aiming for Indian SMEs, the CEO of the largest commercial lenders in the Doha shares his plans

When his father had to visit the hospital frequently, he decided to change the medical industry

You might to learn to code when you launch a start-up. Here's how.

Telecome giant Vodafone revisited its strategy to tap more SMEs and start-ups

Word of mouth, push notifications, in-app referrals and star ratings have been some of the basic growth hacking tools over the time.

Ravi Narayan, the man with the task and Director, Microsoft Ventures in India, reflects on the current state of affairs of the ecosystem and at Microsoft Ventures, talking to Entrepreneur.

Hiring a great programmer in a start-up is no mean feat. Here, your networking skills can save the day for you but if you are completely a non-technical guy, it might be like finding a needle in a haystack. Sachin Gupta, a former Google executive and Cofounder and CEO, HackerEarth, helping companies hire programmers unravels the science of hiring great programmers in a chat with Entrepreneur.