India’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of the economy, contributing significantly to GDP, employment, and exports. Despite their economic importance, MSMEs often face hurdles like limited access to financing, outdated technology, and operational inefficiencies. Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) have risen to prominence as key players in bridging these gaps, providing MSMEs with tailored financial solutions to fuel their growth. NBFCs as Enablers of MSME Growth NBFCs, known for their agility and customer-centric approach, have carved out a niche in India's financial ecosystem. They are especially adept at meeting the specific needs of MSMEs, offering innovative solutions that go beyond the capabilities of traditional banks. Accessible and Quick Credit Traditional banks often require extensive collateral and have lengthy approval processes that make financing inaccessible to many MSMEs. NBFCs like Poonawalla Fincorp , Bajaj Finserv, and Tata Capit...
I nnovation starts with curiosity. As an entrepreneur, I am constantly looking for fresh ideas and solutions. The LearnByDoing initiative, embodies this spirit by bringing STEM kits to schools in rural Pune, offering students the chance to explore science and technology through hands-on learning. Igniting Creativity When students use these kits to build circuits or explore microscopic biology, they’re not just learning—they’re creating. This kind of engagement is where innovation begins. It’s a reminder that fostering creativity early leads to innovative ideas down the line. By experimenting and solving problems independently, students cultivate resilience—a key trait for entrepreneurship. Facing challenges head-on and adapting to obstacles prepares them for the uncertainties of innovation and business. This ability to navigate complexities with confidence is invaluable in any entrepreneurial journey. Creativity doesn’t just stop at solving problems. These STEM kits encourage students ...