Zoho's Sridhar Vembu Reveals Why He Doesn't Hate Racist, Anti-India People: 'Won't Find Respect Until...'
Taking to X, Weinstein said that he was noted a rise in hostility towards Indians and Hindus. He wrote, "Seeing a lot of growing raw hatred against India, Indians, Hindus, Indian-Americans, etc. for no reason. Would be happy to have anyone who feels that hatred quietly unfollow me. Simple. Clean. Thanks in advance."
Replying to him, Sridhar Vembu said, "Until India develops, based on the talents of our own people, we will not find true respect in the world, no matter whether right, left or center is in charge anywhere."
“Build, build, build”The co-founder remained hopeful and said that he doesn't hate anyone who doubts Indians and their ability. He shared that he wants to answer them with work instead.
Sridhar Vembu added, "The racist shows us a mirror and asks: "if your nation is smart, why do you want to come here". I do not hate him, I want to respond by building. Some Indians agree with the racist and think India will never develop. I do not hate them either, I want to respond by building. Companies and nations are built by people who believe it can be done. The urgent national priority is to build, build and build."
Who is Sridhar VembuSridhar Vembu was born in a village in Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu to a family who was primarily associated with farming.
Vembu built Zoho in the 90s. It conceived out of a small apartment located in the suburbs of Chennai. The startup was initially called“AdventNet” which later evolved into Zoho Corporation and went on to become a ₹ 1,00,000-crore multinational corporation.
He is now serving as the Chief Scientist and Co-founder of Zoho Corporation.
Zoho began in 1996 when Sridhar, Kumar and Sekar Vembu alongside Tony Thomas.
Recently, Sridhar Vembu went viral after announcing that the company has put its annual salary hikes on hold and cut down on marketing expenses amid an uncertain business outlook and rising artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure costs.
He had said, "We have cut down on our marketing budget. We have also told our employees that we cannot have our usual pay increase this year. I have apologised for not being able to avoid this."
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