Nobody could have noticed the spark of entrepreneurship in the 16-year-old who stepped out of the train that reached Mumbai from Durgapur one day in 1988. Sudip Dutta checked into India’s financial capital as the sole breadwinner for his family after the successive deaths of his father and elder brother. He had just traded his dream of college education for the promise of economic opportunity in the big city.
(This story appears in the 18 December, 2009 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
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on Jan 29, 2016