The Indian startup scenario is flourishing at a fast pace. Domains such as automobile, artificial intelligence, banking, consumer services, healthcare, e-commerce, information technology, dominate. Budding entrepreneurs and students have excellent, out-of-the-box business ideas for these sectors and more.

Yet, unspoken problems are evolving in society – poverty, discrimination, gender inequality, economic disorganization, etc.

Following which, if you are planning to register for a startup or you already own a brand and trying new verticals, then do consider Social Entrepreneurship. Beyond the mere idea of a 6-digit income, the result of being a Sociopreneur will change lives and give a better world!

And for those of you in-dilemma about choosing profit over social ethics, the following characteristics and real-life startup examples can help you get a business vision.

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