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"A person with blindness can't start a company at all" people would say to Prateek when he first decided to found an IT company. Today Prateek is a successful entrepreneur, volunteer and is also managing a music band. This guy is unbelievable! We all have got a lot to learn from him! This video is a part of Inclusive Stories project run by Inclusive Planet, a social web for the visually impaired. For more stories visit inclusiveplanet.com/stories Watch Prateek Agrawal. 2. Dr. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is the founder and chairperson of Biocon, India's first and largest Biotechnology company. In this video, she gives advice to young people all over the world on success, perseverance and not being afraid of failure. 3. Heather Murphy, Executive Director and Founder of Women's Entrepreneurship Initiative on Arizona
Express. The story of WEI is a story of womens empowerment through social change. Moved by stories of tragic suicides and the oppression of widows in the societies of India, a recent college graduate traveled there, committed to the idea that a small, lean group of people can make a difference, and do so without the overhead and bureaucracy of larger enterprises. She listened to the heartbreaking stories and dreams of over 500 women, so that she could create a business model that would ensure these womens success. This business model works because the widows themselves created it. Agenda for Renewal looks in 2012 and the trends Indian business will follow. A special program featuring entrepreneurs talks about why CEOs, bankers have quit to go it alone. Manisha Girotra, Varun Bajpai, Tejpreet Chopra, Sumant Sinha talk to Shaili Chopra

On CNBC-TV18's special show Young Turks -- Ideas without boundaries, this week we travel the length and breadth of the country to bring you India's hottest young entrepreneurial talent. On Young Turks tutorial, we give start up a chance to be mentored by his or her venture capitalism of choice. 28 year old Atit Bhatia, Senior VP at Hindustan Tin Works joined his family business Hindustan Tin Works,a leading manufacture of metal packaging in 2004 as a second generation entrepreneur. Since then he has helped grow the company's revenue to Rs 300 crore. Hindustan Tin Works is a supplier to companies like Parle Agro, Reckitt Benchkiser & Nestle.