Jignesh Shah Lauds Modi’s ‘Start-Up India’; Aims To Create More Job Opportunities

American economist and Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman during a visit to India, called attention to the need for India to hit manufacturing with a much bigger stick. After lauding India for its significant economic growth and becoming a better place to do business, Krugman observed: “India’s lack in the manufacturing sector could work against it, as it doesn’t have the jobs essential to sustain the projected growth in demography. You have to find jobs for people.”

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had set out an ambitious agenda when he announced his administration’s Make in India programme in September 2014. The centrepiece of that programme is the National Manufacturing Policy, the purpose of which is to make India a global manufacturing hub. Its intent is to increase manufacturing’s share of the country’s GDP from 16 per cent to 25 per cent by 2022 and to create 100 million additional jobs by that year. The policy sets out 11 areas of concentration, including focus sectors, easing of regulatory environments and acquisition of technology and development. It identifies 25 specific focus sectors, including automobiles, defence equipment and medical technology.

Like PM Modi, fintech innovator Jignesh Shah's efforts too have been to help upcoming entrepreneurs build a strong economy of the country. Jignesh Shah created new-generation markets and segments that are people-centric and have a comprehensive market structure. In a short span of time, his flagship company, 63 moons technologies limited has made a mark and has been named as one of the most powerful and influential companies in biz-tech innovations. A global leader in providing next generation technology innovations, platform and solutions for digital markets and marketplaces, the entry of 63 moons into the exchange space brought competition that benefited the stakeholders enormously.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Startup India’ initiative was backed up fully by Jignesh Shah 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. His foresight with deep-rooted interest in domestic strength had a strong connection with the real economy and generation of newer jobs and growth opportunities.

Jignesh Shah’s vision had created 10 lakh jobs through his exchange ventures in just during a period of ten years. But now as entrepreneurship is flourishing in India after the comeback of Modi government, Shah is quite hopeful about creating a lot of job prospects in the next 10 years through the startup ecosystem.

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