Rural development is a key component and main pillar of the approach

towards the development of the nation. Inclusive entrepreneurship has been

propounded to support development of enterprises for the disfranchised and

underprivileged section of population. This paper studies the Inclusive

Entrepreneurship framework, as developed by the Organisation for Economic

Co-operation and Development (OECD) and implemented in many European

countries, and applies the same to a village entrepreneurship development

programme in left wing extremism affected rural areas of India.