Stay Hungry Stay Foolish portrays the success stories of 25 entrepreneurs, who graduated from IIM Ahmadabad. Instead of a picking a high paying 9 to 5 job, they chose the rough road to success. Entrepreneurs mentioned in the book are divided in three groups: The Believers, The Alternate Vision and The Opportunists. The Believers introduces you to a group of highly motivated people, who knew and were sure about their final calling and wasted no time in taking action.

The second group is The Opportunists, listing those who though had no intention to take the entrepreneurial path, seized an opportunity when they saw one. Entrepreneurs that fell in The Alternate Vision category are the ones, who explored the entrepreneurial arena but, with a cause or aiming for social development. These entrepreneurs achieved success through strong faith, strategic approach and creativity.

The author starts every story with a catchy introduction about the individual and their background, followed by their business arena, challenges and story of success. Wide array of business areas has been covered by the author, including education, agriculture and investment banking. The book introduces readers to both young and experienced entrepreneurs, proving that passion and dedication can take you at unimaginable heights of success.

Stay Hungry Stay Foolish portrays the success stories of 25 entrepreneurs, who graduated from IIM Ahmadabad. Instead of a picking a high paying 9 to 5 job, they chose the rough road to success. Entrepreneurs mentioned in the book are divided in three groups: The Believers, The Alternate Vision and The Opportunists. The Believers introduces you to a group of highly motivated people, who knew and were sure about their final calling and wasted no time in taking action.

The second group is The Opportunists, listing those who though had no intention to take the entrepreneurial path, seized an opportunity when they saw one. Entrepreneurs that fell in The Alternate Vision category are the ones, who explored the entrepreneurial arena but, with a cause or aiming for social development. These entrepreneurs achieved success through strong faith, strategic approach and creativity.

The author starts every story with a catchy introduction about the individual and their background, followed by their business arena, challenges and story of success. Wide array of business areas has been covered by the author, including education, agriculture and investment banking. The book introduces readers to both young and experienced entrepreneurs, proving that passion and dedication can take you at unimaginable heights of success.

Stay Hungry Stay Foolish portrays the success stories of 25 entrepreneurs, who graduated from IIM Ahmadabad. Instead of a picking a high paying 9 to 5 job, they chose the rough road to success. Entrepreneurs mentioned in the book are divided in three groups: The Believers, The Alternate Vision and The Opportunists. The Believers introduces you to a group of highly motivated people, who knew and were sure about their final calling and wasted no time in taking action.

The second group is The Opportunists, listing those who though had no intention to take the entrepreneurial path, seized an opportunity when they saw one. Entrepreneurs that fell in The Alternate Vision category are the ones, who explored the entrepreneurial arena but, with a cause or aiming for social development. These entrepreneurs achieved success through strong faith, strategic approach and creativity.

The author starts every story with a catchy introduction about the individual and their background, followed by their business arena, challenges and story of success. Wide array of business areas has been covered by the author, including education, agriculture and investment banking. The book introduces readers to both young and experienced entrepreneurs, proving that passion and dedication can take you at unimaginable heights of success.

'Connect the Dots’ is a collection of inspiring stories of 20 entrepreneurs written by Rashmi Bansal. The book focuses on the idea of strong will against wit and is an attempt to boost people's moral and confidence in their dreams and hard work. All the stories follow a single path of fighting against the odds. The book initiates its journey with the author, who speaks about the ups and downs of her life that moulded her into a person she is today.

The common thing among all the stories is the passion to succeed. Author encourages the readers to map out every step taken towards success by forming dots and connect them with hard work and unending enthusiasm, to create a meaningful picture. The book has three sections: Jugaad, Junoon and Zubaan. Jugaad is about entrepreneurs who made it big on their own without any formal training. Junoon tells success stories of passion driven entrepreneurs, while Zubaan speaks about people with creative mind, which proved to be their best asset. Published on 1st July, 2012, the book has already listed as one of the best sellers.

With more than one million copies sold, the book also held a prestigious position in the nominations for the Economist Crossword Popular Award 2011.

The book, ‘I have a Dream’ is a collection of 20 stories which reveal the success of various entrepreneurs that have made a big difference in the world. It is an inspiring book that sheds light on various aspects of entrepreneurship and talks about how one can overcome the various hurdles that come along with it. The in-depth research and griping narrative make this book an engaging read. This book has been written by Rashmi Bansal.

How does an entrepreneur earn profits and become successful without hurting the environment or people around them? How does an entrepreneur develop not only his business but also the society he lives in? This book through the story of 20 entrepreneurs reflects how conventional problems of the society can be solved using innovative techniques. The author has divided the book in three categories - Rainmakers, Change makers and The Spiritual Capitalists. This segregation is based on the type of business model utilized by these entrepreneurs and its impact on the society. The first section of rainmakers includes businesses with the primary aim of not earning profit but helping the society. It includes stories of Bindeshwar Pathak, the man who established Sulabh International and Sumita Ghosh who started the Rangsutra, despite the murder of her husband by ULFA terrorists. Another inspiring story is that of Anand Kumar, who is famous for his coaching class Super 30 that mentors 30 poor students every year for the preparation of IIT JEE exams. The 'Change makers' section talks about people who created a revolution by taking small steps. It includes stories of Madhav Chavan, founder of Pratham and Anshu Gupta, the founder of Goonj. Spiritual Capitalists comprises of stories of Madhu Pandit Dasa and Vinay Lokhani of Parivaar Ashram.

The book, ‘I have a Dream’ is a collection of 20 stories which reveal the success of various entrepreneurs that have made a big difference in the world. It is an inspiring book that sheds light on various aspects of entrepreneurship and talks about how one can overcome the various hurdles that come along with it. The in-depth research and griping narrative make this book an engaging read. This book has been written by Rashmi Bansal.

How does an entrepreneur earn profits and become successful without hurting the environment or people around them? How does an entrepreneur develop not only his business but also the society he lives in? This book through the story of 20 entrepreneurs reflects how conventional problems of the society can be solved using innovative techniques. The author has divided the book in three categories - Rainmakers, Change makers and The Spiritual Capitalists. This segregation is based on the type of business model utilized by these entrepreneurs and its impact on the society. The first section of rainmakers includes businesses with the primary aim of not earning profit but helping the society. It includes stories of Bindeshwar Pathak, the man who established Sulabh International and Sumita Ghosh who started the Rangsutra, despite the murder of her husband by ULFA terrorists. Another inspiring story is that of Anand Kumar, who is famous for his coaching class Super 30 that mentors 30 poor students every year for the preparation of IIT JEE exams. The 'Change makers' section talks about people who created a revolution by taking small steps. It includes stories of Madhav Chavan, founder of Pratham and Anshu Gupta, the founder of Goonj. Spiritual Capitalists comprises of stories of Madhu Pandit Dasa and Vinay Lokhani of Parivaar Ashram.

These are the stories of the little people who make up the Big Idea of Dharavi.

A slum of energy, enterprise and hope.

Where every hand is busy, every head held high.

Where people could be miserable but choose to be happy.

A choice each of us can make.

Readers who like to read about success stories of ordinary people will surely like this book. The book ‘Take Me Home: The Inspiring Stories of 20 Entrepreneurs from Small Town India with Big-Time Dreams’ makes an interesting read for all age groups.

In this book the author shares the stories of successful entrepreneurs who made it big by always sticking to the ground and by learning from their mistakes. The author mostly writes about real people and this book is no different. The book has stories of common people with inspirational stores that can be used by other people to motivate themselves.

The theme of the book is ‘Take Me Home’ and, as the name suggests, these stories have one thing in common: all these successful men and women once started from their respective homes. This group of twenty have taken inspiration from their homes and put their learning into good use. The book has been written in simple English, and can be understood by one and all. Readers who are looking to brush up their management and entrepreneurial skills will find this book an interesting learning experience.

What is most interesting about this book is that all these twenty people have nothing in common when it comes to their backgrounds but they all had a dream and moved mountains to make it happen.

The book, ‘Arise, Awake: The Inspiring Stories of 10 Young Entrepreneurs Who Graduated from College into a Business of Their Own’ is an inspirational book that reveals the success stories of 10 youngsters who instead of taking up a job opted for entrepreneurship and achieved success. This book not only peeps in their lives but also demonstrates various skills that are required for achieving success on the business front. It has been written by Rashmi Bansal in an engaging tone and published by Westland Books.

Only a few have the strength to defy conventions and start something of their own in this frantic corporate world of today. This book shares stories of individuals who took visionary decisions which led them on their path to create successful ventures. It includes stories of 'InOpen Technologies' that was established by Rupesh Shah. A graduate from IET Alwar, Rupesh showed immense faith in open source technologies and designed a product that increases efficiency of teaching methods. Aruj Garg started the food chain, ‘Bhukkad’ which focuses on fast food which is natural and healthier. A CA final student, Apurva Joshi learnt the potential of fraud risk assessment during her internship at IndiaForensic and decided to tap this potential by creating her own agency FraudExpress. Eshwar Vikas and Sudeep Sabat were students at SRM Engineering College in Chennai when they realized the untapped market of dosa machine, which is why they founded 'Dosamatic'. Anurag Arora established Ganpati Facilities during his stay at ICFAI Business School in Pune. He was fed up by the horrible facilities provided by their hostel and decided to create his own hostel and thus Ganpati Facilities was born. This book includes other such inspiring tales which will satiate your senses if you're excited by the idea of entrepreneurship.

The book, ‘Arise, Awake: The Inspiring Stories of 10 Young Entrepreneurs Who Graduated from College into a Business of Their Own’ is an inspirational book that reveals the success stories of 10 youngsters who instead of taking up a job opted for entrepreneurship and achieved success. This book not only peeps in their lives but also demonstrates various skills that are required for achieving success on the business front. It has been written by Rashmi Bansal in an engaging tone and published by Westland Books.

Only a few have the strength to defy conventions and start something of their own in this frantic corporate world of today. This book shares stories of individuals who took visionary decisions which led them on their path to create successful ventures. It includes stories of 'InOpen Technologies' that was established by Rupesh Shah. A graduate from IET Alwar, Rupesh showed immense faith in open source technologies and designed a product that increases efficiency of teaching methods. Aruj Garg started the food chain, ‘Bhukkad’ which focuses on fast food which is natural and healthier. A CA final student, Apurva Joshi learnt the potential of fraud risk assessment during her internship at IndiaForensic and decided to tap this potential by creating her own agency FraudExpress. Eshwar Vikas and Sudeep Sabat were students at SRM Engineering College in Chennai when they realized the untapped market of dosa machine, which is why they founded 'Dosamatic'. Anurag Arora established Ganpati Facilities during his stay at ICFAI Business School in Pune. He was fed up by the horrible facilities provided by their hostel and decided to create his own hostel and thus Ganpati Facilities was born. This book includes other such inspiring tales which will satiate your senses if you're excited by the idea of entrepreneurship.

I’ve got the Power.

The power to change my world.

To speak up.

To stand out.

Leap forward.

And break out.

Give me a football, give me a pen. If I fall down, I will stand up again.

This book is a tribute to the courage and confidence of the Indian woman, from Korba to Kashmir. In each personal triumph lies a larger story. Of boldness, of transformation. Of women rising, to take their place in the sun.