India has access to an extraordinarily vast pool of talent, which is our greatest strength, as artificial intelligence is fundamentally powered, shaped, and guided by human intelligence.

It's possible for foreigners to start a startup in India, but they need to understand the local culture and user behavior.

The Indian startup ecosystem has evolved to focus more on local needs rather than just copying models from the US or China.

Every time I return to India, I'm amazed at the growth of the Indian creative economy, and I believe we are just getting started.

The pace of innovation in startups remains strong, with many companies applying successful models from one geography to another, such as adapting the Shopify model to India.

In fields like innovation, entrepreneurship, and startups, Indians are achieving extraordinary results, as demonstrated by the opening of the space sector to private companies, resulting in 200 startups working in space technology.

In a startup, the only advantage you have is time, so you must move quickly to capitalize on your ideas before established competitors.

Startups have a unique advantage right now due to their speed and ability to adapt quickly to new technologies, especially AI.

Working at a startup is a great gateway to starting your own startup, as it puts you around like-minded individuals.