More access to training and mentorship

India is known to be a land of villages and most of the talent of the country lies here. There must be extensive government programs that would initiate the youth from the rural places to come forward with their entrepreneurial vision. Gallup study also points out that 37 per cent of current business owners and 28 per cent of aspirational entrepreneurs who plan to start their business in the next 12 months knew people who could give them advice on managing their businesses.

The report picks up some interesting figures in which it says that 22 per cent of aspirational entrepreneurs who looks to start their business in the next 12 months have access to formal or informal training to start a business.  

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The entire entrepreneurial eco system can be moulded to a better environment with good government support, less corruption, chasing fear on taking risks and motivating the youth in country to take entrepreneurship on a serious note.

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