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“Innovation that needs permission isn’t innovation. That’s India’s real problem.” From a system that “murdered entrepreneurship” to one still asking “who allowed you to do this”, Manish Sabharwal pulls no punches. In a conversation with Shereen Bhan on Young Turks Reloaded, the TeamLease Co-founder and Co-author of Made in... show more

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40,039 views • 18 days ago

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“Indian entrepreneurs need to take more risks and build a risk taking mindset . This involves a change in the eco system. There is lot more work to be done here ” says Ronnie Screwvala Sitting down with Ronnie is a masterclass in entrepreneurship. He joins me on The Money Mindset to talk about the new areas of growth in India , where young entrepreneurs can look for opportunities and what are the challenges that lie ahead. From media to education to now funding early stage AI and Space startups, Ronnie has always been at the right place at the right time. He now has a personal $50 million fund backing early-stage AI, deep tech, and space startups. You can watch the full episode on The Money Mindset.

“Indian entrepreneurs need to take more risks and build a risk taking mindset . This involves a change in the eco system. There is lot more work to be done here ” says Ronnie Screwvala Sitting down with Ronnie is a masterclass in entrepreneurship. He joins me on The Money Mindset to talk about the new areas of growth in India , where young entrepreneurs can look for opportunities and what are the challenges that lie ahead. From media to education to now funding early stage AI and Space startups, Ronnie has always been at the right place at the right time. He now has a personal $50 million fund backing early-stage AI, deep tech, and space startups. You can watch the full episode on The Money Mindset.

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20,574 views • 27 days ago

This is the total worth of India! The US Treasury Secretary confirms that the 25% tariff on India has been a huge success, as Indian purchases of Russian oil have collapsed. The huge tariffs on India are still on.

This is the total worth of India! The US Treasury Secretary confirms that the 25% tariff on India has been a huge success, as Indian purchases of Russian oil have collapsed. The huge tariffs on India are still on.

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