India, The Next Big Innovation Capital
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2023
- Decode the big picture with on startup innovation and investment landscape in India with Vaidyanathan, MD & CEO, IDFC FIRST Bank and Sharad Sharma, Co-founder, iSPIRT Foundation.
Impressive..Mr. Vaidyanathan's discussion n logic . Respect..
Amazing interview.
iSPIRT is great, in principle as well as practically
Best wishes from Founder President ...I A.S. ( industry and academicsinterface society *** )
V VAIDYANATHAN IS VISIONARY LEADER....IDFC FIRST BANK IS NEXT GENERATION FINTECH BANKING STARTUP
India requires more and more knowledgeble people and entrepreneurs to give edge to India in the west dominated ecosystem ❤
This man may Head SBI ...sometime ....? ? ?
...WE ARE ALL FOR
" v vaidyanathan ..."
( a classical interview -
The interviewer beating the interviewed ....and vice versa ...)
The best Product that India can produce that the Workd can benefit from is: Present Day Indian Governance Model/ Knowkedge Compilation n Formulae for every single domsin of development
1. If Ecosystem has to be Built then "10%" of companies and government turnover has to be invested by government and firms into "(Digital) native Research & Development" otherwise there is Physical relocation of talent with culture and knowledge to other parts of world first for education and then building IP in respective country.
2. Foreign banks are giving loans to foreign-firms for infra projects like Metro-Rail etc, putting the clauses to those foreign firms from europe like france, germany etc, saying that they should commit some portion of the profits and jobs back in their respective countries. This means 1. IP and R&D jobs of digital-infra are not growing at equal pace as Infra growth in country. Also pt.2 we should see Indian banks also do this similar approach to push r&d back in India.
3. Very true, that India needs to move "product eco system" but banks should motivate the techies for building such products and sustain for min 10 year period and help to globalize like what foreign banks are doing, so that country can benefit
To my mind, most of the suggestions coming in ...suggesting "these particular do called reforms", "for multiplying Capital" etc .. seems extremely ",high risk"...n the suggestions are coming from a model that is already past expiry date...n on the brink of implosion. The suggestions serm to be a kind of coercion to "loot" from the present day Capital Rich India..which is enjoying the sweet spot because of it's stellar n scintillating policies .
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Exactly. Not fiction ..Absolutely...
Unlike those living , surviving, n seemingly flourishing on endlessly empty n sans-substance-eady-cash..easy capital...unbridled credit without sny foundation whatsoever..
Our system is on solid foundation...
Unlike the bloating n fragile ecternal bubble n looming recession..slow down..negative financial.economic growth.
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The country where phd holders applying for peon job, private sector engineer gets 20k Salary, Government peon gets 40k salary, never ever progress
Because that PhD holder buy thesis for 2000 Rs. Because that engineer is not skilled enough.
WEF data - 70% Indian graduates are unemployable