Startups founders across India are extending their heartfelt congratulations to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his swearing-in ceremony for his third term. Entrepreneurs are expressing optimism, anticipating that Modi's continued leadership will bring even greater support and growth to the startup ecosystem. His previous terms have been marked by significant initiatives such as Startup India, which provided crucial funding, mentorship, and regulatory easing, helping to create a vibrant entrepreneurial environment.
With PM Modi at the helm once again, startup founders are hopeful for enhanced government policies and further investments to drive innovation and economic growth. They believe his administration will continue to prioritize technology and entrepreneurship, fostering an environment where startups can thrive and contribute to India's progress on the global stage.
Aman Gupta, Co-founder and CEO, boAt expresses optimism and congratulates PM Modi, "India continues to march forward. We are confident in your developmental policies to make Indian economy strengthen further, foster our start up ecosystem, and help us make the brand India shine brighter on global stage. Ready to build under your vision."
Amidst the celebratory atmosphere surrounding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's swearing-in ceremony, Neeraj Tyagi, Co-Founder and CEO of We Founder Circle, shares his positive outlook for the Indian startup ecosystem. Tyagi, while extending his congratulations to PM Modi, expresses his belief in the leadership's ability to propel India's growth forward.
The Indian startup ecosystem is experiencing a surge in optimism and momentum, with key indicators pointing towards maturity and growth. Neeraj Tyagi, Co-founder and CEO of We Founder Circle, highlights several positive trends, including the adoption of strategic approaches akin to China's, a focus on profitability and valuation corrections, and increased involvement of retail angel investors.
One notable aspect driving this optimism is the expected rise in cross-border investment, propelled by government initiatives such as the push through GIFT city. This move is anticipated to further boost investment activity and collaboration between Indian startups and international players.
Moreover, there's a call to action for individuals to reflect on their personal contributions to the country and to spread positivity. As Tyagi emphasises, it's time for India to aim higher and work diligently towards achieving ambitious goals.
Looking ahead, Tyagi predicts a decade of aggressive growth for India's startup ecosystem. With a conducive environment for innovation and entrepreneurship, coupled with strategic initiatives and increased investor confidence, the stage is set for India to make significant strides in the global startup landscape.
Furthermore, Gupta mentions, “This election term has helped create a government that is ready to follow your visionary path, and build for the common good of India, a viksit Bharat.”
