PM Modi Lauds American Entrepreneur Balaji Srinivasan's Post About Investing In India, Says 'I Love Your Optimism And..'
Date
11/26/2023 2:01:30 PM
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MENAFN- Live Mint) "Prime
Minister Narendra Modi on 26 November appreciated Indian-American entrepreneur and investor Balaji S Srinivasan for his optimism about the
investment environment in India replying to Balaji S Srinivasan on optimism regarding the investment environment in India, PM Modi took to social
media platform X and wrote, \"I love your optimism and will add – the people of India are trendsetters and trailblazers when it comes to innovation. We welcome the world to invest in our nation. India won't disappoint.\"Here's PM Modi's tweet:Earlier, Balaji wrote on X that he likes to invest in India and Indians because there is growth potential in Bharat READ: PM Modi to attend UN climate talks in Dubai on December 1\"If you see a startup growing, does that mean it doesn't have any flaws? That it's the best in the world? That you're going to use it for everything right away? No, of course not. But you might start using it, and putting money into it, and talking about it to your friends. And that's how I think about India - an ancient civilization that's simultaneously like a startup country,\" Balaji wrote's his tweet:Balaji's post was a reply to a social media user who called him the 'biggest cheerleader of India who does not stay in India'. \"It's not about being a 'cheerleader' who has to 'stay' in a place to invest in it – imagine if every business had to be funded solely by neighbours down the street. Instead, it's about being an international investor looking for the best talent around the world – and finding quite a lot of it in India,\" Balaji replied his long post, the investor wrote that one of India's greatest strengths is diaspora. \"Indians are willing and able to move anywhere. Westerners mostly aren't willing to move, because they still think their societies are the only places that are \"First World\". And the Chinese increasingly aren't able to move, because they're restricted from any countries where the Chinese state lacks hard power,\" he wrote.
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