Dr. Kuldeepsingh Rajput Every year, hundreds of Korku tribal families from different tribal villages in Jalgaon-Jamod block of Buldhana district in Maharashtra migrate seasonally to brick-kilns in search of livelihood. Declining agricultural incomes, limited irrigation, and the absence of local employment opportunities have made brick-kilns a major survival destination for

The National Young Entrepreneurs Summit (YESummit) 2026 concluded successfully at the National Institute for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (ni-msme) in Hyderabad, with an inspiring final day featuring engaging discussions, knowledge-sharing sessions, and recognition of emerging entrepreneurial talent. The YouthAid Foundation organised the summit in collaboration with the Telangana Innovation

The second day of the 9th Young Entrepreneurs Summit (YESummit 2026) unfolded as an intensive platform for dialogue, learning, and collaboration, strengthening the foundation for inclusive and sustainable entrepreneurship. With participation from innovators, policymakers, ecosystem leaders, and mentors from across India, the day built on the momentum of the summit

At a time when India’s start-up ecosystem is steadily expanding beyond metropolitan cities, the 9th Young Entrepreneurs Summit (YESummit 2026) was inaugurated at the National Institute for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in Hyderabad, placing grassroots innovators and first-generation entrepreneurs at the centre of the national entrepreneurship dialogue. The summit

Hyderabad is set to become the national capital of inclusive entrepreneurship as YESummit 2026, organised by YouthAid Foundation, brings together grassroots innovators from across India in a powerful celebration of ideas rooted in lived realities. Supported by corporates, civil society organisations, and government institutions, the summit will witness large-scale participation

This article challenges the traditional, elite image of entrepreneurship and highlights a powerful shift toward inclusive, community-driven innovation. It explores how grassroots entrepreneurs—women, youth, tribal communities, and informal workers—are redefining enterprise by solving real-life problems and shaping a more equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem across India.  says, ImpactLens Correspondent, Soumyashree Mohanty. What