RAJEEVA RANJAN

I am an entrepreneur by heart. I try new things. I learn daily. I have the confidence that if I try something, I can pick up the basics to a good standard. This belief led me to leave an officer’s job in central government 27 years back, though I was already promoted 3 times in the first ten years of the service. This is also despite the fact that in most of the Hindi-speaking states in India, from where I belong, the first preference for a job is in government, for safety an

One of the things that need deliberation, is the reason why an individual opts to be an entrepreneur. Is it testing one’s capabilities, making some personal goals come true, or filling a gap in the needs of society? Of course, it is possible to be a combination of all three, but what is the primary reason? If the individual’s goals are aligned with a need of society, the chances of it growing rapidly are faster. The biggest reason for this is the obvious fact that the entrepr

Culture is what we do in our formal and informal times. Culture is what we do when we are working or playing. Culture is what we follow whether we are fully awake or half asleep. Culture is actually, who we are. But do we really know, who we are? It is a question humanity has not been able to answer since time immemorial. People feel they are their name, qualification, rank, status, or whatever they acquired after taking birth. But can you be what you acquired? More of that w