Vision India 2020 Book Review: Balaji S.

From Balaji Sowmyanarayanan’s review of Vision India 2020 by Sramana Mitra for the Fake Geek Limited blog: “Unlike the usual business books that tell the strategy of a success story post facto, Vision India 2020 is an imagined retrospective circa 2020. The book features ideas and strategies that are likely success stories in 2020 – outlined

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Vision India 2020 Book Review: Arjun Malhotra

Arjun Malhotra is the chairman and CEO of Headstrong, a U.S.-based IT services company.  He is also the chairman of TiE Global, the world’s largest not-for-profit organization for entrepreneurs.  In the 1970s, Arjun Malhotra co-founded HCL Technologies, one of the first Indian IT companies.  Here is his review of Vision India 2020 by Sramana Mitra:

Entrepreneur Journeys Book Review: If You’ve The Will, You Will Make The Way

Here is Devesh Dwivedi’s review of Sramana Mitra’s Bootstrapping book for Amazon: “Very inspiring.  It’s a powerhouse of twelve inspirational stories of how aspiring entrepreneurs went from zero (or almost zero) to millions of a stable and sustainable business… Wait a minute, no, not by raising capital from VCs but by bootstrapping their projects and

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Vision India 2020 Book Review: An Addictive Read

In case you missed it, YourStory spoke with Sramana Mitra about entrepreneurship, India, and her new book in this interview earlier this week.  From a review of Sramana Mitra’s Vision India 2020 by Kanishk Rastogi on Amazon.com: “Futuristic vision and an entrepreneurial spirit perfectly blended by a simple, yet effective writing style, that is precisely

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Vision India 2020 Book Review: Combining Entrepreneurship & Leadership

From Marylene Delbourg-Delphis’ review of Vision India 2020 by Sramana Mitra for Grade A Entrepreneurs: “Sramana’s Vision India 2020 is an entrepreneurial utopia . . . not a fairyland, but the description of a new present based on an extrapolation of capabilities that are at our disposal today. It’s not a stretch. It’s a matter

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