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This book deals with the Indian experience of entrepreneurship. Explaining the concepts and the processes of entrepreneurship, it traces the evolution and development of entrepreneurship in India. It describes in detail the development of entrepreneurship in iron and steel industry, biotechnology, information and technology industry, and small and medium exterprises. Analyzing the role of Indian business houses in the development of indigenous entrepreneurship, it presents a detailed account of the development of social, ecological, public, institutional, and women entrepreneurship. It also examines India's emergence in business leadership and explores prospects of entrepreneurship development in the country. About The Author: Nobory TABE (b. 1932) is Professor Emeritus of Development Study and India Study, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, and Honor Fellow, Faculty of International Studies, MGU, Tokyo. Previously, he was visiting Professor at Madras Christian College, Chennai. Somu GIRIAPPA (19442013) was Professor, MBA, SJB Institute of Technology, Banglore. He studied at University of Madras. Contents: Contents, Foreword, Preface, Introduction,. Conceptualisation and the Process of Entrepreneurship, Introduction • The ‘Flying Geese’ Concept • A Prelude, to Entrepreneurship • Theories of Entrepreneurship •, Sociocultural and Psychological Approaches • Discovery, and Opportunity Theories of Entrepreneurship • The, Entrepreneurial Process • Entrepreneurial Models •, Resume and Conclusion • Chapter Outlines.,. The Evolution of Entrepreneurship and its Development, in India, Introduction • Business Enterprising in the Past •, Overview of the Traditional Indian Society and, Entrepreneurship Development • The PostIndependence, Period • The Current Scenario • Conclusion.,. Development of Entrepreneurship in Iron and Steel, Industry, Introduction • Types of Innovation • The Genesis of, Innovative Entrepreneurship • Steel Entrepreneurship, Development in Korea • The Tata Iro