One of the undiluted pleasures of being a business journalist in a growing market like India is the opportunity to unearth high-performance enterprises that no one has heard of, and in spaces you wouldn’t expect. More than two-and-a-half years ago, we had unveiled our first instalment of Hidden Gems, where we featured 10 businesses that had managed to create wealth and jobs in businesses that were, frankly, on no one’s radar, and in spaces as varied as coal tar pitch, cooling solutions, water desalination, building truck bodies, and even water treatment.
(This story appears in the 09 November, 2012 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
sir, India is a country where some clans are famous for theit emotive styles some of due to their sincerity,anothers for their mentality and some others for their physical skills,we dont have any uniformity but diversity made us unique among international forum as we dont have any uniform civil code or culture of working attitudes.Most of the business and their leaders are powered rather armed with own ideas,not with conventional technics what followed and prefered by industrialised national at their work.Each innovatives are the results of personal experiences of our Entrepreneurs who accept the challenges at their own risk as has been by the owner of renuka sugar limited.I do aapreciate your initiative to unearth the real heros of our land,there are many more unsung heros engaged in small and cottage industries around the four corners of this land.kindly take under consideration some of them in future issue and obliged.
on Oct 30, 2012