Dheeraja Manvi

There was a time in history when your chance of becoming a successful entrepreneur was solely based on your family background. If you’re lucky to be born into a family that runs a good business, you are truly blessed to be the next generation entrepreneur for the business. However, today, even young students are venturing into entrepreneurial roles – some who make it big and excel in the big race and some who drop out before they reach the finish line. Providing deep insight into the topic of o

Should you pursue a degree? is it really required? – That’s the question. The answer, however, does not come in a simple yes or no. So, here is the thing. The decision of whether to have a formal degree for entrepreneurial success is something that varies from person to person. But here are a few questions that you need to ask yourself before making the decision. Do you have a great idea? This is the most important question that you need to ask yourself. Do you have a great idea that cannot

The first episode of the Webisode Series, Season 2 has received a tremendous response for all the right reasons. One of the highlights of the webisode “Is Your Next Generation of Your Family Entrepreneurial Enough?” has been the Q & A section. This section of the webisode allowed students and aspiring entrepreneurs to pose questions to the guest Shri Devendra Surana, industrialist, economist, Managing Director of Bhagyanagar India Limited. Here are the highlights of the Q & A Section: Pranav A

The importance of entrepreneurship has been successfully established. We need more entrepreneurs in this world for a better, functioning future. Now that we have the “why” covered, let us look into the “how”. We have a few ideas. Read on: No competition, no progress!” If we want the students to raise their standards then we will have to expose them to those higher standards. Schools have to open up opportunities for the students to get into the competitions to prove their merit. Especially, f

Entrepreneurship is about identifying a problem and coming up with solutions. And if you are somebody who can do both, then viola! You are an entrepreneur! And no it doesn’t matter if you are 13 years old or 30 years old. If you are a parent who thinks your child is too young into entrepreneurship or if you are a student who wants to get into entrepreneurship but taking a step back because of your age, this article is for you. Here, I tell you why age is just a number when it comes to entreprene

“Atmanirbhar Bharat is a call to nurture entrepreneurship” - M. Venkaiah Naidu, Vice President of India. Many experts believe in the above statement and so does Metamorphosis. Metamorphosis as an organization has always believed in self-reliance - How students could be independent? How can we make sure they have their own voice? How does skill development dominate academic report scores? The future is heading towards a disruptive era that requires our students to improve certain skills. This di

Zahra was nine-years-old when she wrote her first poem. She is 11-years-old now and she already published her first book, successfully. And that’s not the only thing that makes this book special - An Anthology From A Poet’s Desk is a collection of poems written by mother-daughter duo, Zahra Anwar and Alifya Basrai. “A year after I started my journey as a poet, my mother started writing poems as well. We have decided to publish our poems together once we had enough content to go ahead,” says Zahr

Schools are shut down, your favorite mall is closed, sports venues are off-limits and movie theatres are just a big no-no. This is the time you (students) wish you could rather go to school. Before this boredom escalates to full-blown madness, remember it’s not a house arrest, it’s quarantine. There is a huge difference. There are a zillion things you could do to keep yourself occupied. We have a few ideas for you. Check it out: Pick up those books that you always wanted to read but couldn’t