How to bring new breed of entrepreneurs from Indian villages?

There are lot of things have to discuss on this issue.

1. Education standards & infrastructure to be improved

2. Introduce new technology in schools

3. Maintain the teacher/student ratio (particularly in govt school)

4. All schools should conduct extra cultural activites

5. Teachers should change from point wise teaching to general teaching. Most of the school are using only their study material or workbooks (nothing but guide) which having direct answers to questions. Some teachers even not explaining the lessons also, just giving the question & answers. I feel that, at school level itself the students making themself to get more marks not knowledge.

6. Parents sholud encourage their children in their interested field to develop themselves to do something new.

This concept is simple money creates money, through money then most of the problems of villages can be solved.

Government should do its best to promote micro finance and urban entrepreneurs should consider this area seriously. This business not only generates profits but also helps poor, stimulates rural economy and shifts some of the development from urban to rural areas too.

In my opinion, India's mission 2020 depends on transforming India into a major global power and a developed nation by laying emphasis on education, communication and information technology, infrastructure development and self reliance. For this, by 2020, technology should reach all the colleges and schools located in the villages. This will not only make rural people more informed, but can also access lots of interaction going on virtually and globally and if all these happens, then most probably in 2020 most of the entrepreneurs will come from villages. Events like Bangalore IT.biz should not only be limited to cities, but should also be organized in smaller cities as well and attract people from all parts of the world. But for all these things, Government needs to take initiative and strengthen the technology infrastructure, adopt the technology in better way and work on the technology innovation.

Apart from the increasing the penetration of IT / internet & knowledge sharing mechanism, it is most important to focus on creation of venture capital funds, efficient credit delivery mechanism & robust supply chain management network for timely evacuation of rural produce & commodites.

If you see the prosperous regions of rural india like Gujrat & Punjab & parts of Andhra & Maharastra, then one can easily distinguish the key differentiator. Knowledge sharing & penetration of technology enables you to think differently & channelise your energy into constructive manner but without money & robust SCM network it will not get converted into commercial success & whole idea is likely to get entrapped in the hands of rich & resourcefull.

An average indian having its base in rural india is much more hard working than a urbon folk. he is also rich & resorceful in terms of traditional ideas & natural resources. he is only lacking in  basic knowledge to convert / value engineer that resource in to marketable commodity on a profitable scale & does not have access to monetary resources.