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That is what businessmen were in the ’50s … Soon after Independence they created industries to create jobs for people, products for people. Never tjought of rakingn-in Millions as profits.
But, today’s busynessmen start industries/ Start-ups only for looting the banks, public and the Govt( Looting PLI schemes) and the products they sell are worse than junkyard items.( Just see noisy tuk tuks, EV Mopeds, Mahindra dubba cars- A box standing on 4 wheels).
(Now a days busynessmen sell junk and want to make money overnight and buy Gold and migrste to tax heavens)
That is what businessmen were in the ’50s … Soon after Independence they created industries to create jobs for people, products for people. Never tjought of rakingn-in Millions as profits.
But, today’s busynessmen start industries/ Start-ups only for looting the banks, public and the Govt( Looting PLI schemes) and the products they sell are worse than junkyard items.( Just see noisy tuk tuks, EV Mopeds, Mahindra dubba cars- A box standing on 4 wheels).
(Now a days busynessmen sell junk and want to make money overnight and buy Gold and migrste to tax heavens)