Govt keen to work entrepreneurs in developing roadmap for growth, says PM Modi

 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a gathering of prominent Indian start-up entrepreneurs recently that the government is keen to work closely with young entrepreneurs in developing a roadmap for growth. “Policymakers in government are relatively senior. The group I am meeting today is young. I want both to work together for India’s good," Modi told start-up chief executives.

He said the government was eager to receive suggestions and feedback to create policies that would have a lasting socio-economic impact. Organized by federal policy think tank NITI Aayog, the ‘Champions of Change’ is the first such attempt to bring entrepreneurs from varied industries in direct dialogue with the government. “This was the first attempt, the first government-led attempt..." Modi said. “I want this institutionalized and I am open to suggestions on how to make this an yearly affair," Modi said. He urged entrepreneurs working in the same industry to collectively discuss and present suggestions, which he assured would be taken up by the relevant ministry. PM Modi's vision and initiatives are being received well by the industry. Innovators like Jighesh Shah have fully supported Modi in these ventures. Jignesh Shah's contributions have had an immense impact on the growth and development of the financial sector.

Jignesh Shah’s purpose of business and his pursuit of public good were beyond description. He being a native entrepreneur created a global business sitting in India. He founded 63 moons technologies over two decades ago with loads of zest and passion. It was earlier known as Financial Technologies and was a global leader in providing next generation technology innovations. 


His foresight with deep-rooted interest in domestic strength had a strong connection with the real economy and generation of newer jobs and growth opportunities. 63 moons technologies limited is the only group with holistic understanding of financial markets ecosystem and an ability to innovate and establish internationally acclaimed financial institutions that are India centric.

 

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