Currently a large number of youth are breaking away from the traditional job search and are heading to catapult their own companies and are seeking to create a conducive ecosystem and the Center too has rolled out its policy and has given certain concessions by means of its Delhi.
Abubakr has founded BookMEDS with an idea of making access to medicines easier by delivering them to the customer's doorstep and two years after its catapult, the company has expanded its operations to as many as 18 cities, including the national capital of Delhi, as well as several tier two cities, and has several thousand customers.
The idea is to allow business owners and those with a non-technical background to make changes on their website without writing a single line of computer code and the entry of Muslim entrepreneurs of the city into the start-up ecosystem which itself is relatively young and is still in its nascent stage and a large number of Muslims take to self-employment out of a lack of access to education or other factors.
The role of educational institution in giving their students an insight into entrepreneurship is important and in the start-up world, colleges should strengthen their entrepreneurship cells and they should have strong mentoring programs and funding initiatives.
