RE:quite interesting
by Arbinda Mohanty on Jun 20, 2007 08:30 PM
Dear Raj, Ya, u can definitely earn money by sitting on PC... but remember. Money comes only if u do some productive work. I have an offer where u can earn Rs.8000/- p.m. simply browsing on the net. This amount can go upto 100000 p.m. depending on your output. If u r interested, u may mail me on ar.mo@rediff.com Please let me know about your location also.
With india booming, any kind of project which makes people happy is an automatic click and an overnight sucess.
All these entreprenuers have targeted people who have money...
Let anybody venture into agriculute field and make farmer happy. None are ready to venture... Nobody want to care about small and middle class farmers...
RE:Good entreprenuers ........
by Poison Ivy on Jun 20, 2007 05:38 PM
Dayanand. Why should any entrepreneur make a farmer happy? for what? small and middle class farmers are no different from the small and middle class employees working in various sectors in this country. Shouldn't they be kept happy too? You should perhaps become a politician or a beaurocrat or an NGO and make others happy. God save india's progress.
RE:Good entreprenuers ........
by Dhanamjaya S on Jun 20, 2007 08:38 PM
Yes a good idea to farmer happy is to develop a small tractor in the sub 1lac rs range!!!!!!!!!!
RE:Good entreprenuers ........
by hirva trivedi on Jun 20, 2007 10:40 AM
not sure what you are trying to say.. that it is some kind of morally superior thing if you could start a business that makes money out of poor farmers?
RE:RE:Good entreprenuers ........
by vaibhav swami on Jun 20, 2007 03:07 PM
Guys... dil chhota karne ki jaroorat nahi hai... there are special organizations called NGOs (Non-Government Org) who are operating in almost every part of the world. They are continuously recieving funds from many rich Contries, Govt bodies, Industrialists, etc. If you have proper plans & better vision, one can easily approach NGOs and start something known as "Social Entrepreneuship". There are special MBA programs in India (mainly in metro colleges , mumbai, delhi, kolkata & chennai), for social entreprenurship, where you can get proper knowledge from experienced faculties, business tycoons (also).
People with higher moral and have respect to the humanity can some ahead. "A friend in need is a friend indeed." Helping others is one of the thing any individual (specially we Indians) like. We just need basic enterpreneual characteristic in ourselves and i.e. "Invest right time in right person (people) and you will create treasure of wealth".
RE:Good entreprenuers ........
by Ganesh R on Jun 20, 2007 09:29 PM
No you are wrong. Agriculture is a bright field, the only problem here in India is that we are not equiped yet with what needs to be done. Need to adopt to the latest technology. Ofcourse, needs lots of investment & need to think out of traditional way & adopt non traditional methods to produce QUALITY output & then...you know where you need to sell & for what pricing to sell. India is the best country suited for agriculture. All the more...eliminate all the middle men
I always sware by this phrase. And when it comes to being an Entrepreneur, this phrase is a hard hitting reality.
If one may think that its a easy job to do your own number by starting off on your own. No boss to hear blah blah from. No targets to meet. NO strict 9:30 a.m. start and no:time p.m. ends. etc. etc. Think again, the pressure out here will triple, but it will be a pressure well worth it, as you would be responsible for shaping business and be responsible for its success and failure.
I always wanted to start something on my own, and I will someday. I've been saying this someday now for a bit too long. Lets hope this someday comes up real real soon for me.
For those that have made up their minds. Wish you the very best for your voyage in the sea of Entrepreneur.
RE:There are no Free Lunches.
by N. Chhanda on Jun 20, 2007 02:43 PM
i agree with your thoughts... it is the same here.... i too am tired of this corporate rat race and am waiting for one good... rather really good idea that i can really really feel passionate about.. and then there will be no looking back... i will leave no stone unturned to turn that dream into a reality. In the meantime, it is heartening to know that there are so many people out there who feel the same way and this is like a silent revolution taking place all around us..
RE:There are no Free Lunches.
by Manoj Pandey on Jun 23, 2007 06:06 PM
it is really surprising to know there are so many people who want to start some thing on your own,i am really impressed seeing this,may god bless all of us,amen
