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Vishal Krishna is a senior editor who covers the spirit of entrepreneurship. He has covered everything from startups to small businesses to large corporate. When he is not writing he indulges in music, aikido and sports.
It is true that successful entrepreneurs can build large corporate businesses. But only 5 percent of the startups can become such companies. Does the government know these risks?
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