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Guys, I just attended a tech and automotive startup fest in Bengaluru, and wow, the experience was absolutely mind-blowing. The startups I saw there are truly remarkable—these young entrepreneurs are building companies with the potential to compete with giants like Ferrari and Lamborghini. Despite working with limited funding, these innovators are crafting top-notch products that could easily stand toe-to-toe with the best in the world. Now, just imagine what they could achieve with the kind of funding that startups in America receive—they would disrupt and revolutionize every industry they touch. But here’s the frustrating part: our government, both at the state and central levels, just doesn’t seem to get it. There’s no big vision to really back these brilliant minds. Instead, it often feels like the system is holding them back. It makes me wish we have leaders like Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam or someone who believed in the power of our youth and had the vision to guide them to greatness
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