India has been referred to as a 'hotbed' for social enterprise and startups. Millennials are turning to careers in tech and innovation, launching their own ventures instead of signing up for '9-5' careers. But the ecosystem to support these entrepreneurs is still very weak in the subcontinent, says Rajesh Sawhney (@rajeshsawney), the former CEO of Reliance Entertainment. So he's decided to break away from films and return to tech by building an Indian incubator with global reach.
India has been referred to as a 'hotbed' for social enterprise and startups. Millennials are turning to careers in tech and innovation, launching their own ventures instead of signing up for '9-5' careers. But the ecosystem to support these entrepreneurs is still very weak in the subcontinent, says Rajesh Sawhney (@rajeshsawney), the former CEO of Reliance Entertainment. So he's decided to break away from films and return to tech by building an Indian incubator with global reach.
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