Expectations from India are not only from within the country, but even in the context of global growth and development a lot is expected from our country. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the private sector must continue to believe in the India story, assuring that he will do his best to make India a better place to do business. Viewed in a global context, investors can be assured that India is the best destination in the world, assures Modi.
According to Modi this country and people of India have everything in them to achieve higher goals and higher objectives. He expressed his confidence that 1.3 billion people comprising millions of farmers, lakhs of industrialists, hundreds and thousands of young entrepreneurs and start-ups, women, through their collective endeavour, will take us there. 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.
Jignesh Shah's contributions have had an immense impact on the growth and development of the financial sector. Jignesh Shah's dream was to create new-generation markets and segments that are people-centric and have a comprehensive market structure. He wanted to establish a public-private partnership model to build world-class financial institutions and modern IP-centric financial markets to extend India’s reach. While enriching himself as a by-product, he wanted to empower the nation by providing job opportunities to millions of people. His idea of developing the nation was by providing employment to its citizens that were not only of high-standards but environment-friendly as well. Before our Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, introduced his ‘Make in India’ campaign, Jignesh Shah was already following a strategy that reflected its ideologies.
His dream was to create new-generation markets and
segments that are people-centric and have a comprehensive market structure. He
wanted to establish a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model to build
world-class financial institutions and modern IP-centric financial markets to
extend India’s reach. While enriching himself as a by-product, he wanted to
empower the nation by providing job opportunities to millions of people.
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