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Start-ups initiative new hope for India
Gurgaon, Feb 6 (IANS) The 'Start-up India' initiative will help the youth in building a strong India, Sunil Bharti Mittal, founder and chairman, Bharti Enterprises, said here on Saturday.
Addressing students at the convocation ceremony at Amity University Gurgaon after being conferred an honorary doctorate degree, Mittal said that when he completed his education in 1976, there were very little options of help and hope in the business arena.
At that time, everything, every policy was decided by the central government, he said.
"What to produce, how to produce, when to produce, in what quantity. They were all decided by the government in Delhi," Mittal said, adding that now the time has completely changed, and one can imagine and come forward with ideas and start working.
Options and capital are now available for people who really want to do something, he said, hoping that the Start-ups initiative will help youth make a new India.
Gurgaon, Feb 6 (IANS) The 'Start-up India' initiative will help the youth in building a strong India, Sunil Bharti Mittal, founder and chairman, Bharti Enterprises, said here on Saturday.
Addressing students at the convocation ceremony at Amity University Gurgaon after being conferred an honorary doctorate degree, Mittal said that when he completed his education in 1976, there were very little options of help and hope in the business arena.
At that time, everything, every policy was decided by the central government, he said.
"What to produce, how to produce, when to produce, in what quantity. They were all decided by the government in Delhi," Mittal said, adding that now the time has completely changed, and one can imagine and come forward with ideas and start working.
Options and capital are now available for people who really want to do something, he said, hoping that the Start-ups initiative will help youth make a new India.
