What can startup founders learn from legacy entrepreneurs who built India?

What does it take to build a legacy and ensure generations of people benefit from your work? Are there leadership lessons old industrialists can offer young founders of today? These are some of the questions that family business historian Sonu Bhasin attempts to answer through a series of books called 'Entrepreneurs Who Built India'. The latest book is on Lala Shri Ram, who built Delhi Cloth and General Mills (DCM) into a conglomerate and market leader and founded various educational institutions, including the Lady Shri Ram College. In a conversation with Divya Shekhar, Bhasin also talks about women in the workforce and how family businesses can attain longevity.