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Subjective Paper | Management | India | Volume 12 Issue 2, February 2023 | Rating: 5.5 / 10
Entrepreneurship Development & its Policies - For Transformed India
Dr. R. Lakshmi
Abstract: An entrepreneurial spirit may boost a country's GDP through increasing output (goods and services), human capital (people), technological progress (innovation), and trade (exports), and the betterment of rural regions, among other things. The government of India has sometimes adopted a number of varying initiatives in an effort to foster a climate conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship throughout the nation. Though, studies have shown in entrepreneurs face a number of obstacles that prevent the entrepreneurial movement from spreading. The Indian government has realised the need to alter its policies to better deal with these issues. Recent years in India have experienced amazing growth because to these policies. This has prompted researchers to delve into the causes and effects of India's rapid rise to prominence as a startup hub as a consequence of the government's recent encouragement of entrepreneurialism. The study's results suggest that recent shifts have focused mostly on training programmes designed to encourage the launch of tech - enabled startups. It is recommended that a reliable structure for supervision and monitoring be established in order to assess the results and efficacy of these efforts on a regular basis. The creation of grassroots entrepreneurs is also recommended to help those without technical skills find work for themselves.
Keywords: Policy Reforms, Entrepreneurship, Development, Skill, employment, Self - Startups
Edition: Volume 12 Issue 2, February 2023,
Pages: 1025 - 1027