One of the biggest hurdle for any one who want to be an entrepreneur in India is not limited to mobilizing financial resources but to convince their immediate family member. "Resistance from families to risk is one of the three biggest inhibitors to entrepreneurship in India, the other two being capital and awareness," says Sanjay Anandaram, a venture partner with Seedfund. However, the story of lesser privileged needs change; "Children who have nothing to fall back upon often prefer secure jobs," says Isec's Usha Devi. Here is an info-graph of the promising sings of entrepreneurship in India.

