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India cannot build its future on jugaad. Jugaad may solve a problem in the moment, but it rarely creates something that can be scaled, repeated or institutionalised. Frugal innovation is different. It is disciplined. It comes from sharp thinking, deep consumer understanding and a culture where people are encouraged... to keep asking, “What can we do differently?” At Marico Limited, our biggest growth moments came when innovation worked. Many experiments failed too, and that is part of the process. The real challenge for any organisation is to remove the fear of failure, because innovation cannot thrive when people are afraid to take risks. There is no shortcut to building the future. You have to keep experimenting, keep learning, and keep staying two steps ahead. CNBC-TV18 Shereen Bhan #india #leadership #entrepreneurship #innovationshow more

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