When you think of Indian wine, you think of Sula! Such is the popularity of Sula wines, that not only it is the most liked wine in India, it is already letting its presence felt in the world wine scenes. The mastermind behind this enterprise is a Stanford-trained engineer Rajiv Samant, the owner of Sula Wines and the huge success of the brand Sula should be attributed to him completely, for his genius work.

Being a sub-tropical crop, grapes are cultivated on a large scale in India. India ranks at the top position in the grape growing countries of the world. In India, Maharashtra is the leading state where grape production is very extensive.

The automobile industries of India have gone through a long way, it can either be a car or a two wheeler, and they manufacture it all. In the world, the automobile industry of India is the tenth largest, aiming at becoming the major automotive industry in the upcoming years.

Nashik Industries & Manufacturers’ Association (NIMA) organizes industrial manufacturers’ trade fair once in three years and its 11th exhibition i.e. NIMA Index 2012 is announced. The exhibition is to be held from February 24 to 27, 2012 at Dongare Vastigruh Ground, Nasik.

Another feather in Nasik's wine scene, York Winery is one of the best wineries in Nasik. The winery is ideally located on a gentle slope overlooking Gangapur dam on one side and the grape vineyards on the other side. York Winery is known for making the finest of red wines, white wines, Rose and Manthan wines. They also conduct wine tours, where the process of wine making is shown right from the selections of grapes to its maturing and bottling.

Entrepreneurs are innovators who see an extra ordinary opportunity in an ordinary situation and willingly take calculated risks of exploiting that opportunity. They are self confident and self reliant people with a strong desire of achievements. The ups and downs in the path of setting up and running their enterprise do not discourage them