There was a time when only Tata’s and Birla’s were considered as ‘Business People’. All the freshers and job aspirants desperately wanted a job in these corporate giants. And if, unfortunately, they failed to do so, they felt as if their life is over.
But now, this scene has changed. The corporate world is seeing a new, fresh, rising sun – the startups. Starting and establishing his/her own business venture and becoming an entrepreneur has become a novel gold mine for success.
According to a latest survey, in India, the number of startups which was around 450 in 2010 is now about 1250 in 2015. The growth, as we can see, has almost tripled in only a short span of just 5 years.
Establishing your own startup can be a very tedious task but there are many positive points too. Firstly, and most importantly, you get to be your own boss. You don't have to work under someone's instructions. Secondly, entrepreneurship gives a wide scope to creativity and innovation which results in a greater good for overall development of society. Also, there is a increase in employment opportunities which is a step ahead to conquer unemployment and poverty.
One of the best examples of a leading e-commerce startup is StreetBazaar which provides you with good quality, non-branded exquisite ethnic wear.
India is seeing a dawn of young entrepreneurs and startups and that day is not far when these new young ventures will build the path for our country to reach the zenith of success.
