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GOOD MORNING

FUTURE CAPTAINSOF THE GREAT INDIAN

INDUSTRYWE SALUTE YOU FOR YOUR

INTEREST INENTREPRENEURSHIP

WELCOME TO THE EXCITING

ENTREPRENEUR WORLD

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WHAT IS INDUSTRY ?

Industry in our context would be described as

INDUS + TRY

INDUS

STANDS FOR INDUS VALLEY CIVILISATION

OR THE INDIAN SUB CONTINENT

TRY

STRIVE HARD FOR ECONOMIC SUCCESS

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Richard Gordon, Chairman,Senate Committee onTourism, Philippines,

declared that,

"India is going toboom."

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Gianni de Michelis, Member ofthe European Parliament,Brussels, said that

My perception of India is

that it is a land ofopportunity

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Jim Goodnight, Chief Executive

Officer, SAS, USA says that

The people force ofIndia is growing

fast and well

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Percy Barnevik, Honorary Chairman,

Sandvik, Sweden

The biggest potential in India is to massmobilize 350 million people

Mobilizing them into entrepreneurship willmake a tremendous difference to India'seconomy

An NGO in Tamil Nadu has helped 80,000women organize themselves into self helpgroups. Thirty five percent of these 5,000projects are agri projects and 10% are agri

related industrial activities.

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India: requirements for growth

Ashish Singh, Managing Director & Partner,Bain & Company India said that 10% growth

target will be achieved via a combination of

growth drivers, both existing and emerging.Focusing primarily on the domestic market the

growth drivers are:

financial services, consumer durables (including

automotive) and a few others

New sectors emerging include retail,

infrastructure, and real estate.

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OUR GURU

H.E. FORMER PRESIDENT OF INDIA

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ENTREPRENEUR RICH NDIA India has no dearth of

entrepreneurs. In fact, India

has over 42 million enterprisesas compared to fewer than 6million in the US. Many ofthese would be micro-

enterprises like the vegetablevendors, the paan shops andsimilar.

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YOUTH NEEDS ICONS

Youth are increasingly celebrityconscious.

Indians who have made lastingsocial and economic impact are

often not visible as role models.

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SUCCESS STORY Karsanbhai Khodidas Patel,

the founder of Rs. 2500 crore

(US$ 500 million)NIRMA group, is from an

agricultural family from Mehsana

North Gujarat.

After completing his B.Sc. inChemistry, he worked as Lab

Assistant from the age of 21years

in New Cotton Mills.

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Dr. Karsanbhai Khodidas Patel started a small-scale

enterprise by introducing a quality detergent powderNirma, (named after his daughterNirupama) and itbecame a hugely successful brand.

Quality & Quantityare the key factors that madeNirma revolutionize the whole detergent powder

segment. Since production was labor intensive, andthe detergent was phosphate free (hence environmentfriendly), Nirma became a leading employer. Nirmaextended its roots to toilet soaps like Nirma bath,Nirma beauty soap, Super Nirma detergent.

Nirma built up a 30% market share in the premiumdetergent segment and also achieved a 20% share inpremium soaps market.

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HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

Naresh Goyal had to walk for a few mileseveryday to school as his parents could notafford a bicycle for him, and started his

career as a cashier at his maternal unclescompany at a starting salary of Rs 300 amonth.

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JET SPEED TO SUCCESS

It is his hard work that made him so

rich and in the year 2006 net worth ofthe Jet Airways is over Rs 8100 crorefor which he was listed as sixth richest

Indian as per the Business StandardBillionaire Club.

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THE RISE OF SUN Doctor Reddy worked at the Missourie State

Chest hospital where he was the head of

several research programs. He had training incardiology with international experience.

Dr. Reddy came to India after serving as the

Chief Resident of the Worcenter City Hospital inthe US to start his practice in Madras with amodest earning of Rs 100/- per day.

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APOLLO HOSPITALS GROUP

CHAIRMAN : Dr. PRATAP C.REDDY

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APOLLO THE SUN OF HEALTH CARE

Initially there were a lot of constraints, butthat dint stop Mr. Reddy. In 1983 he setup the first centre in Chennai and then itwas followed by the setting up of The

Indian Hospital Corporation. He then comissioned two more teriary

care centres in India. This set up a trend

for other corporate health cares in India.From then onwards it was an upswing forthe Apollo Group. It presently has over 22centres in major metropolis in India andhas a combined turn over of $100 Million.

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Indias advantage in the race tobecoming a superpower

Dr Vanu Bose Founder, President and Chief

Executive Officer, Vanu, USA believes that

India's ambition should be to shed the labelof "developing country" and take its place

as an equal among world economic powers,

on par with the economic standing andquality of life that the U.S. and E.U. have

today

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India has three significant advantages

Excellent higher education, proficiency in Englishand democracy.

Among the BRIC group of countries, India alone isconsidered to have the potential to show the

highest growth over the next 50 years.India is moving towards a GDP in excess ofUS$800 billion.

Fortune 500 companies are increasingly exploring

India's investment potential because they areattracted by the progressive reforms processwhich started in 1991 and which is driven by thecountry's democratic system of governance.

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India today is in an extraordinarysituation

As the world's largest democracy, a nuclearpower and one among top economies in theworld, India is a significant driver of globaleconomy. Home to 28 per cent of the

suitable talent available across all globalsourcing locations, 80 of the world's 117software companies that have attained thehighest global quality standards are from

India. The 2nd largest number of US FDA approved laboratories and plants in theworld are also based in India, highlightingthe success story of the Indian

harmaceutical industr .

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What is it about the Indian people?

By connecting deeply with the rest of theworld, not only through business anddiplomacy, but also through culture andtourism, India has carved a distinct position

for itself in todays world.

Three qualities stand out among the Indianpeople. These are: patience, tenacity and

burning ambition. Basically, these are theattributes that have characterized Indiansand helped our civilization thrive for

centuries.

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YOUNG INDIANS

Indian people, especially the youngergeneration, are now impatient tosucceed

Spirit of entrepreneurship by individuals isnow creating opportunities and new careers

for themselves, rather than simply waitingfor handouts.

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ONGOING DEVELOPMENTS

The Indian government reckons thatUS $ 320 billion needs to be spent on roads,ports, airports and telecommunicationsbetween now and 2012 if India is to sustain

its rate of economic growth.

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The Key Challenges Ahead

Improving higher education standardsand technical training, and broadeninglearning opportunities nationwide

(130,000 Indian students go abroad forhigher studies )

Four key issues identified under the

sub-themes: State and NationalCompetitiveness, Managing Growth,Risk Management and Infrastructure

Development.

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Rural India presents a beautiful

business opportunity. It is Indias next

powerhouse

Models of innovation inirrigation, rural SSIs, R&D and

non-conventional energy

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Sunil Bharti Mittal, India

"The good news is that private

enterprise is now being encouraged toparticipate in rural development."

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Martial G. Rolland, Chairman and

Managing Director, Nestl India, India.

"India has the potential tobecome the agri-powerhouse ofthe world," said "For any type ofwin-win partnership, in this casebetween farmers and privatebusiness, both sides need to seeclear benefit.

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Mukesh D. Ambani, Chairman and

Managing Director, Reliance Industries,

India,

Effective use of technology is central

to development, along with thesymmetry between efficiency andsustainability on the one hand and

cost and availability on the other.

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The founder and Chancellor

Mr.G.Viswanathan

To him,excellenceis acontinuingprocess

- not the

end of theroad.

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Holistic/balanced lifestyles

Opportunities in organic farming,hybrid vehicles, alternativemedicines, focus on wellness ratherthan treating diseases, and healthtourism.

In fact just as a hybrid vehicle ismore eco-friendly than the petrol-

driven car, there are opportunities tocreate `greener' or more eco-friendlyversions of all polluting products.

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Recommendations

Need to establish a quality and quantityparadigm and focus on biodegradable fuels,biotechnology and agricultural products

Use smart technology to ensure thatefficient energy solutions are affordable andreach the intended beneficiaries

Enable fiscal regimes for a combined

advantage of affordability and availability

Disincentivize less-sensitive enterprises andreward lower polluters

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Conclusion

Today India has manyopportunities for entrepreneurs.

One has to boldly look for newproduct openings and take riskwith great courage.

The results would be mostrewarding with massive wealth.One can also contribute to the

development of the nation.

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Jagriti Yatra

Seeks to awaken the aspiration ofbeing the change in the youth of India.

Aims to showcase inspiring success

stories by taking young Indians to meetthe real heroes

Role models, located around the

country particularly in rural and semiurban India will demonstrate howsocial and economic enterprise has

succeeded.

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WE WOULD BE EXCITED TO BE IN TOUCH

WITH YOU.

WE HELP IN SETTING UP AN INDUSTRY IF

NEED BE , BY PARTICIPATING IN IT

WE HAVE A DOZEN PROPOSALS TOCOMMENCE

COMMERCIAL VENTURES

WE CAN ALSO TAKE UP YOUR PROPOSALIF IT IS COMMERCIALLY VIABLE

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OUR GROUP & ASSOCIATES

HAVEOFFICES & FACTORIES IN

CHENNAI

AND

OTHER INDIAN CITIES

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PORTFOLIO OF ACTIVITIES

SETTING UP NEW VENTURES

PROJECT REPORTS

SOURCING OF FUNDS

TRADING /ARRANGING ORDERS

TRAINING ENTREPRENEURS/ STUDENTS

ARRANGING SEMINARS /WORKSHOPS

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER TURN KEY IMPLEMENTATION FOR

SELECT PROJECTS

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PRESENT CLIENTELE

Providing assistance to clients like

Central Govt., State Govt., NGOs,Associations, Industries,

Educational Institutions, Entrepreneurs,

Farmers and students.

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MODEL FOR WORKING WITH

ENTREPRENEURSThe organisation endeavours to work as a

partner or associate with all Project or trade

aspirants.

Top quality services are provided leading tohigh satisfaction.

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SOME NEW PROPOSALS

BIODIESEL

MEDICAL TOURISM

WASTE MANAGEMENT

CONTRACT RESEARCH &MANAGEMENT

BIOTECH FINISHING SCHOOL

SOLAR ENERGY ALTERNATIVE MEDICINES

FOCUS ON WELLNESS RATHERTHAN

TREATING DISEASES