Some big company from US will buy their company and they will sell for a fat price and then settle down by guzzling 'Pappu Charu' and 'Dal Makhani' !!!!!
Re: Aneesh looks like VVS
by om shanti on Nov 08, 2011 02:20 PM
yes,you are right and although thats not important,Krishna looks like cr0ss among Anupam Kher,Sanjay Gandhi and Farookh Sheikh...
To be first generation entrepreneure is some of thing of moving moutains in India and congratu;ations.Coming to statrt up friendly - let us be clear we are NOT FRIENDLY even after succesful starts .We have bureaucrats outting thorns at every stage - just go and ask about ST,CD,ED departments. The whole fabric of the nation is damaged with corruption.Also we are a nation with self centered and sefish people
Good eye-opener article to lot of us. I think this is the right article for all those 9 to 5 office goers to look to do something new of your own. The IIT chaps are equipped with the needed confidence. I wish more people will come out of the routine to follow suit.
I have an industrial project which is viable, eco-friendly, clean & green, self-sustainable and long term profitable.
But, there is no bank/institutions/SFCs/NGOs which gives loan without collateral security. The requirement is for about Rs.40 lacs, where as even nationalised banks who run pages and pages of advertisements about SME loans of upto Rs.99 lacs, are demanding security of more than 150% of the loan amount.
Re: Very very true...
by ANKIT TALREJA on Nov 04, 2011 09:17 PM
Financial Institutions are reluctant to finance new projects.I'd advice you to approach private equity investors or venture capitalists.After some experience,banks will agree to fund your projects on liberal terms.
Re: Re: Very very true...
by san on Nov 08, 2011 11:12 AM
Good answer Ankit and I appreciate your intention of replying to someone and trying to help the person. If only we have more friendly people like you everywhere who just dont put down people and see the positive side in everything. Please carry on this work as you really dont know how many people you might be able to impact.
