We need to cultivate a mindset in India that encourages ambition and the pursuit of big goals, rather than settling for mediocrity.

India is now our fastest growing market for AI, having embraced the technology significantly earlier than many other countries.

India became the fastest nation globally to roll out comprehensive 5G networks, despite initial perceptions of being far behind.

In India, after the introduction of UPI, there has been a surge of new companies and innovations that were previously hindered by bureaucratic red tape.

India will become the use case capital of AI globally, leveraging its experience in building population-scale digital infrastructure and a tech-savvy political leadership that balances innovation with safeguards.

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.

I genuinely believe we've got a once in a generation opportunity to build a world-class internet company out of India, but we had to push ourselves through some really tricky moments.

Growing up in India, I experienced firsthand how technology can dramatically change lives, like when we finally got a rotary telephone after a five-year wait, which transformed how people communicated.

We need to shift our mindset to prioritize outcomes over processes in government, ensuring that when promises are made, they are fulfilled, particularly in housing and infrastructure development.