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VIKSIT BHARAT @2047 Welfare to Entrepreneurial State
by Nupur Tiwary
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- PublisherPrints Publications Pvt Ltd
- ISBN-139789366977911
- BindingPaper back
- Pages285
- LanguageEnglish
- Published2026
| Publisher | Prints Publications Pvt Ltd |
|---|---|
| Publication Year | 2026 |
| ISBN-13 | 9789366977911 |
| E-ISBN | 9789366978437 |
| Binding | Paper back |
| Number of Pages | 285 Pages |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1st |
| Dimension (Inches) | 6.25"*9.25" |
| Weight (Grams) | 470 |
| Subject | Public Administration |
| Category | Social Science |
Viksit Bharat @2047: Welfare to Entrepreneurial State is a collection of research papers exploring India’s journey toward becoming a developed nation by 2047. The book highlights the shift from a welfare-oriented government to an entrepreneurial state that actively drives innovation, supports businesses, and ensures inclusive growth.
Covering topics such as digital entrepreneurship, women’s roles, skill development, and policy impacts on marginalized groups, it offers valuable insights for policymakers, scholars, and entrepreneurs. The book aims to guide collective efforts toward building a fair, innovative, and self-reliant Viksit Bharat.
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER 1 | |
| Inclusion of the Queer India in Entrepreneurial Bharat: Miles to Go | 1-8 |
| CHAPTER 2 | |
| E-governance as a Catalyst for Digital Entrepreneurship: Mitigating the Digital Divide in Marginalised Community | 9-23 |
| CHAPTER 3 | |
| India’s Female Frontline Workers (FLWs) Volunteer Cadres and Their Policy Entrepreneurship: Opportunities and Challenges | 24-33 |
| CHAPTER 4 | |
| From Skill Deficit to Self-Reliance: India’s Aatmanirbhar Vision | 34-44 |
| CHAPTER 5 | |
| Bridging Existing Competencies and Future Upskilling Needs:The Case of Southeast Asia | 45-61 |
| CHAPTER 6 | |
| Female Entrepreneurship and Gender Equity for Inclusive Growth | 62-73 |
| CHAPTER 7 | |
| Vikshit Bharat@2047: Fostering an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem through Government Initiatives and Public-Private Partnership | 74-86 |
| CHAPTER 8 | |
| Changing Nature of Welfare Policies for Scheduled Castes in Neoliberal Era: Study of Indian Higher Education Sector | 87-101 |
| CHAPTER 9 | |
| Skill Development: Bridging Existing Competencies and Future Upskilling Needs | 102-116 |
| CHAPTER 10 | |
| Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Government Initiatives and Public-Private Partnership | 117-131 |
| CHAPTER 11 | |
| Changing Nature of the State from Welfare to Neoliberalism: Impact on Marginalised Communities in the Context of the Entrepreneurial State | 132-144 |
| CHAPTER 12 | |
| Welfarism in Changing Economic Social and Political System: A Viskit Bharat Perspective | 145-157 |
| CHAPTER 13 | |
| The Role of Women in Entrepreneurship and Innovation: A Descriptive Analysis | 158-167 |
| CHAPTER 14 | |
| National Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Policy in India: Pathways to Decent Work, Sustainable Livelihoods, and Skill Employability for the Viksit Bharat@ 2047 Vision | 168-180 |
| CHAPTER 15 | |
| Conundrum of CGST Act, 2016 on the MSME Sector of India | 181-189 |
| CHAPTER 16 | |
| Entrepreneurship as a Catalyst for Economic Growth, Job Creation, and Productivity | 190-201 |
| CHAPTER 17 | |
| Market-Driven Responses to Climate Displacement: Analysing the Role of Entrepreneurship in India’s Neoliberal State Transformation | 202-211 |
| CHAPTER 18 | |
| Equitable Entrepreneurship Policies: India’s Journey towards Inclusive Growth | 212-216 |
| CHAPTER 19 | |
| Path to Viksit Bharat @ 2047: Moving from Developing to Developed Bharat through Public-Private Partnership | 217-228 |
| CHAPTER 20 | |
| An Assessment of the Economic and Social Impacts of Climate Change Knowledge Networks in Agriculture (CCKN-IN) | 229-247 |
| CHAPTER 21 | |
| Entrepreneur Ecosystem: Government Initiative and Public Private Partnership | 248-271 |
| CHAPTER 22 | |
| Resettlement, Employment and Entrepreneurship of Military Civilians Promoting social justice through Center of Excellence | 272-285 |
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