Make in India ticks right boxes in case of Jignesh Shah

Our Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ‘Make in India’ initiative, when it took off, had ticked all the right boxes. The policy promised to clear the red tape that shrouded any potential inbound investor, create world-class infrastructure required by modern manufacturing industry, and bring in policies that helped foster a climate of innovation and, importantly, protect the intellectual property that resulted from such innovation. So, we had a plan, it was workable and it was well-timed. Investors, should, logically, have been beating a path to India to set up mega manufacturing plants to supply the world. 

In some sectors, ‘Make in India’ appears to be doing exceedingly well. There are over 100-mobile phone manufacturers are operating in India including the market leader Samsung that upped one of its largest manufacturing set-ups from China and moved it to Noida in Uttar Pradesh. Apple and Xiaomi have also invested in Indian manufacturing capacities. All these shows the booming FDI investments flowing to India under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi.

PM Modi's vision and initiatives are being lapped up by the industry. Innovators like Jighesh Shah have fully supported Modi in these ventures. Jignesh Shah's contributions have had an immense impact on the growth and development of the financial sector. 

 

According to Shah, the idea is to make India a powerhouse of technology and related ecosystem. The idea was borne out of the untiring efforts of Jignesh Shah and his colleagues. Jignesh Shah, an engineer by education, an entrepreneur by aspiration, and an evangelist by interest for financial markets development, his numerous efforts and endeavours led to the advancement of the financial market infrastructure that India could take pride in, especially for the pathbreaking work that he has done in the financial market development and promotion of multi-asset class exchanges across multiple geographies.

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