Innovation and entrepreneurship seem to have got a boost in Modi 2.0. Hon’ble PM Narendra Modi in a meeting with industry bigwigs on how the government can scale up new-age innovations in India that are happening around the world. On their part, the industry experts said that the government needs to foster Research & Development in next-generation technology and, urged the industry participants to share the problems that they are facing in terms of policies.
During the meeting, representatives from the start-up ecosystem told PM Modi that start-ups in India are facing difficulties in raising funds from Indian banks. Highlighting how China is leveraging these new-age technologies, industry leaders echoed that if India wants to become the next global superpower, it needs to cope with the pace for adopting these technologies.
Incidentally, PM Narendra Modi’s ‘Start-up India’ initiative has been backed up fully by fintech innovator Jignesh Shah with a clear objective of creating more job opportunities in the emerging Indian economy and with a vision to create more wealth in the hands of stakeholders. Significantly, Jignesh Shah’s vision had created 10 lakh jobs through his exchange ventures in just during a period of ten years. But now as entrepreneurship is flourishing in India after the comeback of Modi government, Shah is quite hopeful about creating a lot of job prospects in the next 10 years through the start-up ecosystem. In a short span of time, his flagship company, 63 moons technologies limited has made a mark and has been named as one of the most powerful and influential companies in biz-tech innovations.
Jignesh Shah’s contributions have had an immense impact on the growth and development of the financial sector and unveiled a different side of India in front of the world. Start-up industry has a lot of potential, but it will be able to see long term success, if first-generation entrepreneurs like Jignesh Shah are able to provide the desired impetus and momentum to this industry with his robust leadership. Let’s hope innovation and entrepreneurship flourishes in India in the new regime.
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