“But what does Socrates say? ‘Just as one person delights in improving his farm, and another his horse, so I delight in attending to my own improvement day by day.’” —EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 3.5.14 he rage these days is to start your own company—to be an entrepreneur. There is no question, building a business from scratch can be an immensely rewarding pursuit. It’s why people put their whole lives into doing it, working countless hours and taking countless risks. But shouldn’t we be just as invested in building ourselves as we would be to any company? Like a start-up, we begin as just an idea: we’re incubated, put out into the world where we develop slowly, and then, over time, we accumulate partners, employees, customers, investors, and wealth. Is it really so strange to treat your own life as seriously as you might treat an idea for a business? Which one really is the matter of life and death?
Chemical engineering in India is entering a transformative phase, driven by technological innovation , sustainability goals , policy shifts , and global industrial demand . Here's a detailed look at its future prospects: 🔍 1. Industry Outlook a. Expanding Industrial Base India's chemical industry is projected to reach USD 300 billion by 2025 (source: Invest India). Key sectors: petrochemicals , specialty chemicals , pharmaceuticals , fertilizers , and polymers . Growth fueled by Make in India , PLI schemes , and FDI inflows . b. Sustainability & Green Chemistry Shift toward green technologies , bio-based chemicals , and zero-waste processes . Demand for engineers who can develop eco-friendly production methods . c. Rise of Specialty Chemicals Used in agriculture , automotive , electronics , personal care , etc. India is becoming a global manufacturing hub as companies diversify away from China ("China+1" strategy). 🧪 2. Emerg...
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