The document discusses entrepreneurship and starting new businesses. It defines entrepreneurship and entrepreneurs. It outlines the advantages and disadvantages of being an entrepreneur. It also describes various government schemes in India that support entrepreneurship such as Startup India, Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme, and Mudra Yojana Scheme for Women. The document emphasizes that entrepreneurship is important for job growth, economic development, and social progress. People interested in entrepreneurship should carefully consider all aspects before starting their own business venture.
Supporting Entrepreneurship Through Government Schemes
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2. Make individuals aware with the
idea of Entrepreneurship
Make them consider all aspects
before going for the idea
Tell them about government
plans supporting
Entrepreneurship
3. Process of designing, launching and running a new
business, which is often initially a small business.
Entrepreneur
WIKIPEDIA says ---
“A person who sets up a business or businesses,
taking on financial risks in the hope of profit”
7. Potential loss of money
Market Fluctuations
Potential loss of money
Strikes and lockouts
Competition
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9. Standard of living
GDP and per
capita income
Balanced Regional
Development
Create Jobs
Exports
Wealth Creation
Community
Development
Entrepreneurship
10. An examination of millions of enterprises in India and the US has shown a very strong
link between new start-ups and subsequent job growth in both countries.
Districts in India that embraced entrepreneurship have experienced faster job growth.
In developed countries, almost 40 – 50% of the workforce are employed in small and
medium scale business enterprises that were started up by very enterprising individuals.
11. New industries are born when technological change produces a
new opportunity that an enterprising entrepreneur seizes
Disruptive or metamorphic technologies that destroy previous
technologies and create new industries and display a different
pattern of behavior.
The pattern of growth, shakeout, stabilization, and decline of
industry can be interrupted at any time by the entry of another
disruptive technology.
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13. A startup is a young company
that is just beginning to
develop.
Startups are usually small and
initially financed and operated
by a handful of founders or one
individual.
These companies offer a
product or service that is not
currently being offered
elsewhere in the market, or
that the founders believe is
being offered in an inferior
manner.
According to “Indian Startup Ecosystem Maturing -
2017" report by Nasscom-ZINNOV, India will become
home to over 10,500 startups by 2020, employing over
2,10,000 people.
14. Support
organizations
• Ideas, Inventions and Research
• Startups at various stages
• Entrepreneurs
• Startup team members
• Investors
• Mentors
• Advisors
• Other entrepreneurial people
• People from related organizations
Universities
Service
providers
Funding
organizatio
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Big
Companies
Research
organizatio
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17. Startup India is an initiative of the Government of
India, first announced by Indian Prime Minister,
Narendra Modi during his 15 August 2015 address from
the Red Fort, New Delhi.
The action plan of this initiative, is based on the following three pillars:
• Simplification and Handholding.
• Funding Support and Incentives.
• Industry-Academia Partnership and Incubation.
Official site: http://www.startupindia.gov.in/
Key points:-
• 10,000 crore startup funding pool
• Reduction in patent registration fees.
• Freedom from mystifying inspections for first 3 years of operation.
• Freedom from Capital Gain Tax first 3 years of operation.
• Freedom from tax for first 3 years of operation.
• Improved Bankruptcy Code, to a ensure 90-day exit window.
18. Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme provides subsidy
for entrepreneurs. It has been implemented by Khadi and Village
Industries Commission (KVIC) through identified banks, only for new
projects.
Key points:-
• Subsidy varies from 15% to 35%, with 5% to 10% beneficiaries’ contribution, and the balance
through banks as term loan and working capital loan
• Aspiring entrepreneurs, Self Help Groups (SHGs), etc can apply
The Commission has three main objectives which guide its functioning. These
are –
• The Social Objective - Providing employment in rural areas
• The Economic Objective - Providing saleable articles
• The Wider Objective - Creating self-reliance amongst people and building up
a strong rural community spirit.
Apply from Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC)
19. Mudra Yojana Scheme for Women is a scheme launched by
the Government of India that aims to improve the status of
women by providing them loans and encouraging them to start
new ventures and thereby empowering them by providing a
financial security of individual income.
Under the scheme, if the loan is approved, the women entrepreneur will be
provided with a Mudra card which will function the same way as a credit
card however the funds available are limited to 10 per cent of the loan
amount granted to you.
Official site: https://www.mudra.org.in/
The loan, which doesn’t require any collateral security, can be availed as per 3 schemes:
• Shishu– Under this, the amount is limited to Rs.50,000 and can be availed by those businesses
that are in their initial stages.
• Kishor – The loan amount under this scheme ranges between Rs.50,000 and Rs.5 lakhs and can be
availed by those who have a well-established startups.
• Tarun – The loan amount under this scheme is Rs.10 lakhs and can be availed by those businesses
that are well established but require more funds for expansion purposes.
20. Entrepreneurship is the core foundation for the great
businesses, and for the economy as a whole.
People should carefully analyze the aftermath of starting a
new venture.
Entrepreneurship is also a great way to contribute to social
development.