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hardcore
empowerment
strategies.
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to
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are
equality,
sufficientlyequipped structurallyand
much
but socially
constitutionally
women
remains to be desired.
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expanding
governmental
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titled "Women
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with the tools of rethinking, to warrant
a fresh look at current gender
issues.
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Divisional
Commissioner
Jodhpur
ASPECTS OF ENTREPRENERUSHIP
entrepreneurship
structure
capital
and economic
growth,
dynamics,
manufacturing
organisations,
study of
rural
of entre
training
entrepreneurship,
In
preneurs and social entrepreneurship.
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identifies
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his 'Foreword',
that an entrepreneurial
broad challenges
and nation
have
to comfort
en
society
route to entrepreneurial
development.
The 'Preface' stresses the importance of
an enterprising
attitude,
developing
where
social
the
society,
family,
institutions, government and leadership,
and enterprises
operations
the nation.
In the opening
paper,
on the need
for
focuses
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Relations.
and
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economy.
powerful
that
societal
observes
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structures
individuals
that function
on freedom
of
consent
are needed
to
and
towards
entre-preneurial
that the most
It is emphasized
to
contribution
entre-preneurial
significant
will be when
corporate
development
contribute
activation.
promotes an entrepreneurial
management
structure in their business practices. Even
in trading or retail sector, their survival
would
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Bhargava
the entre
depend on innovative
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initiatives.
P.C.
L.M.
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out
points
that
is essentially a capital
entrepreneurship
that it is inter disciplinary
in
concept,
destruct
has
to
given way
and constructive
entrepreneur manager
imitator. The entrepreneur
in the 21st
a
to
will
have
be
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century
preneur and entrepreneur
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S.R.
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and
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trustee. Next,
ch. S. Durga
a way
agriculture
as
to attract
to other
from
people
sectors.
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growth. A
for
required
economic
is
holistic
approach
an entrepreneurial
culture
developing
where the society at large is involved in
development.
entrepreneurial
Structure Dynamics,
Capital
in
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Prashanth
Pradesh
and
Satyajit Majumdar
business
mance
Maharastra,
growth aspects
were
correlated.
and
perfor
of the most
backward
Pradesh
The
region.
like sugar, cotton,
are facing a tough
existing
carpet and handloom
resources.
time in marshalling
The
overall ambience
is not entrepreneurship
in crime is a disturbing
friendly. Rise
feature
that may
impede
enterprise in the region.
the spirit of
four constraints
faced
by these
enter
prises: socio-personal,
techno-logical,
res
economic
and communicational,
of techno
for non-adoption
logies by the rural people.
that any suitable
suggests
ponsible
The
author
strategy for
of entrepreneurship
should
development
if it can address all
only be successful
these constraints. Next Sita Venka and
S. Chandrasekhar
Reddy
deal with
the
training.
is to develop
Its objective
entrepreneurial
youth
SETWIN
courses
helped
entre-preneurship
development
through training and can be
to enable
used as a vehicle
relatively
resources
to
function
human
productive
effectively
In social
Developing
to manufacture
better
competence
cost
at
the
low
is
major focus
products
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years,
and to grow.
the completion
of
with
de-reservation
the case
Utter
industries
writes
to meet
are ready to
P.S. Tripathi
Bansal
and
about
L.V.
in society.
D. John
entrepreneurship,
the efforts of Dr. G.N. Rao
an
to establish
Prasad
500000
eye care.
over the
out patients
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and perform over 250000
surgeries.
Besides
other factors, quality of health
services would depend upon the attitude
and need for equity
of service
providers
in the health sector.
like to conclude
of Dr APJ Abdul
education
in
nuation of entrepreneurship
schools and colleges, the hassle free flow
market
In Awakening
within:
the entrepreneurship
ordinary people can create
How
four
interest to begin. Garler describes
dimensions
of the entrepreneurial
the dreamer, the thinker, the
personality:
dreams where
is one
thinker
who
Imparting excitement
thinks
'how'.
establishing
Probably,
the growth
business
or
so
micro
itwould
of entrepreneurs
and their
for a period of about ten years
to facilitate
for entre
factors
formulation
dimension
dream
vision
and
of that vision.
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P.C.
thinker's
The
Hindu
Bansal
Former Scientist
fourth
forward.
of good
for the
Defence
the
Research &Development
Organisation
New Delhi
Business
URBANIZATION
OF INDIA by N.T.K. Naik & S. Mansoor
Rahman, Serial Publications, New Delhi, 2007,211pp, Rs. 550.
With theforecast that50% of India's
total population will
by 2050 urbanization
assumes
This calls
higher than urban population.
for serious attention as supply of urban
infrastructure
demand
significance.
lags behind
thereby affecting
the exploding
local product
on various meaning
and
of the terms related to urban
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