2014 was a mixed bag for India Inc, few made it, few slipped. An employee uses a computer mouse inside an office. Photograph: Kamal Kishore/ Reuters Sachin Bansal: India’s e-tail poster boy For Sachin Bansal (below left), the 33-year-old co-founder & chief executive of Flipkart, there could not have been a better way to end the year. When the e-commerce portal closed a $700-million funding on December 20, its third in 2014, Flipkart’s total fundraising during the year touched $1.9 billion. Since the company’s launch in 2007, prominent investors have put in a total of $2.7 billion in Flipkart, making it an estimated $11-billion (Rs 67,000 crore) firm, bigger than many top business groups in India. Bansal’s Flipkart, which had started as an online bookstore, diversified itself to several other categories in 2014. It also acquired fashion biggie Myntra this year and made headlines with the exclusive sale of MotoG phones – which would run out of stock within seconds of sales opening – on its platform. Besides, there were instances of several other companies tying up with the e-commerce portal for exclusive sale of their products. While the company’s fundraising spree kept Bansal in the limelight through the year,…