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Ultimately, the success of small businesses in India depends on the entrepreneur's mindset, resilience, and ability to adapt to changing market conditions.

It's not just about being a broker or a manufacturer. The success of a small business depends on various factors such as market demand, pricing, competition, and customer service. Which is COMPLETELY untracked

And, the second reason was actually hurtful that people (business owner) Lack in guidance, Support, Understanding what to do, So, When I understand this thing it was actually hurtful to me because people ask for help from other countries but people of my own country are in problem. And I think people should actually do it and give there best, and hit there potential. If they do than I guarantee, We can be the most successful country!

Yes, it's correct I also looked in a survey and results were pretty much same as yours. But getting to the point, I would say it quickly and in simple ways. Actually I am Sairaj (owner of a multipurpose agency I help other people grow their business) Actually just speaking the truth actually I Charge $1000 - $2000 for my services. And actually it's a lot I know but actually I am also running my campaign to help other people grow for free! But Getting straight to the point most of the business in India don't actually give their best or even go and hit there potential. Don't know why? But it's the truth I don't actually know any specific person who actually asked me for my assistance in India (Not targeting the whole community but the people who actually do it) I would just say please feel that your business is the only thing you can do. (why: Actually If you have options than definitely you will go with easy one)

The lack of a level playing field is a significant challenge for small businesses in India. Large corporations and multinational companies often have an advantage when it comes to accessing capital, infrastructure, and skilled labor.

The government can play a crucial role in supporting small businesses by providing tax incentives, subsidies, and access to credit. However, the implementation of these policies remains a significant challenge.