Prime Minister Narendra Modi had kickstarted the ‘Startup India’ initiative 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. ‘Startup India’ was introduced to capture the imagination of young Indians, inspiring many to dream of being an entrepreneur. Unfortunately, this initiative was not given the desired impetus by the officers in charge during the previous regime.
However, the things seem to have changed for the better in Modi 2.0 With Mr Modi’s competent leadership and strong vision, engineer-turned-financial market expert, Jignesh Shah, feels positive that India can achieve a lot in the start-up ecosystem. Shah, who not only set up 10 exchanges across six continents in a span of ten years but also created 10 lakhs jobs through his ventures like MCX, strongly feels that if startup ecosystem in the country is advanced in the right direction, it can create 10 crore jobs over the next decade.
Start-up Industry has a lot of potential, but it will be able to see long term success, if the first-generation entrepreneurs like, Jignesh Shah is able to provide the desired impetus and momentum to this industry with his robust leadership.
Earlier, Jignesh Shah had developed his idea and realised his vision of a well-developed infrastructure of financial ecosystem, that too, within a decade. Through sheer patience and perseverance in creating robust infrastructure, he effectively combined his intellect and expertise in information technology into founding Financial Technologies (now known as 63 moons technologies) and a string of many world-class exchanges across India and abroad.
He says he will now act as a catalyst and mentor to millions of Indian entrepreneurs to boost the start up ecosystem creating wealth and employment for the country’s young aspirants. Undoubtedly, Jignesh Shah can yet again do the same miracles with his far-sighted vision and can prove to be the best example of not only Make in India but also Startup India.
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