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Exploratory study examines digital social entrepreneurship's impact in India, suggesting sustainable growth potential.
The rapid expansion of digital technologies has significantly influenced the entrepreneurial ecosystem in India, leading to the emergence of digital social entrepreneurship. This study explores how entrepreneurs are increasingly integrating digital tools with social objectives to address critical societal challenges while maintaining economic sustainability. The research focuses on the transition from traditional profit-driven models to purpose-oriented enterprises that prioritize social value creation. The study adopts a conceptual and exploratory approach by analyzing existing literature, digital trends, and emerging business practices in India. It highlights key areas where digital social entrepreneurs are making an impact, including education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and financial inclusion. Furthermore, the paper examines the role of government initiatives and digital infrastructure in fostering such enterprises. The findings reveal that digital social entrepreneurship in India is gaining momentum due to increased internet penetration, supportive policy frameworks, and growing social awareness among entrepreneurs. However, challenges such as funding constraints, digital divide, and scalability issues continue to hinder growth. The study concludes that digital social entrepreneurship has the potential to reshape the Indian business landscape by aligning profit with purpose. It emphasizes the need for strategic support, capacity building, and innovation-driven policies to sustain and scale such initiatives effectively.
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