Mukesh Bansal, who is bowing out of Flipkart to become an entrepreneur once again, said he has few regrets after leaving India’s most valuable startup. In an interview, he said the investors wanted him around for some more years, but he was keen to move on.Here are edited excerpts:Things are all settled at Flipkart now and the time is right. Myntra has a new leader and is on a good path to profitability. Over the past year, we have built the best leadership team for Flipkart. We have a three-time lead in the fashion category compared to our competitors. Even on the mobile front Flipkart is more than double the size of its rivals. So I see this as a good time to take a break and take time out for family.This was a part of the restructuring that happened in January. We had planned for this but wanted the new organisation structure to settle down and for (CEO) Binny (Bansal) to familiarise himself with the new leadership team and new products group. All the people who were reporting to me will now be reporting to Binny.Subrata Mitra (of Accel Partners) was our first investor, and Lee Fixel (of Tiger Global) came in in 2010. I have worked with them very closely and when you work so closely, distinguishing between investors and friends gets tough. These guys are board members, mentors, friends and they have been a part of the decision-making process. They agreed only when they were convinced that things will continue smoothly and we have the right leadership team in place. They wanted to see me around for 2-3 more years but ultimately understood and made their reluctant peace with the decision.One is our overall leadership in fashion category. The big thesis of the Myntra acquisition was for us to win fashion and we are winning all aspects of fashion.The second is leadership in m-commerce. In the last 20 months we have put in all our energy into winning mobile commerce and we have truly become a mobile-first company.Given our mission of building a $100-billion business, we systematically went after (hiring) people from Google, Amazon, McKinsey and cherrypicked the absolute top talent.In terms of regrets, as an entrepreneur you can always look at things as half empty rather than half full. Ideally, we would want to win everything tomorrow but that is not the reality. Looking back I don’t think there is anything where we were not on the ball.I would have liked to spend more time at Myntra as well. I am very attached to Myntra, but I got completely sucked into the Flipkart agenda. Also, at Flipkart, we have taken a big bet on the marketplace and a key part of that marketplace is sellers. I haven’t met a lot of sellers. I would want to go back, meet a lot of sellers and spend more time with them.