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Speaking at the 16th 'India Digital Summit<\/a>' organised by the Internet<\/a> and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI<\/a>), Gupta who is also the Chairman of IAMAI, said that while 500 million people are connected on smartphones, there are 500 million more waiting to join the digital bandwagon and we need to adopt a more inclusive approach to digital transformation.
\"Those who are at the periphery of digital transformation are at the risk of being left behind. The startups<\/a> and the digital ecosystem will really game-change the digital economy<\/a> of this country - to go from $250 billion to a $1 trillion economy, contributing to more than half the growth that India is going to witness over the next five years,\" he emphasised.
Today, India has over 82 unicorns with a total funding of over $39 billion (from 2014 till December 4, 2021).
India emerged as the third largest startup ecosystem in the world in 2021, after the US and China, according to Hurun Research Institute.
According to Gupta, when India becomes a $1 trillion digital economy, startups will play a pivotal role in achieving that.
\"Even more exciting development that I see around is the growth of early-stage startups in small towns and the non-metros of this country. Today, the innovation is going deeper, entrepreneurial spirit is being shown across this country, across young people joining and saying how they can solve big challenges for India,\" he said.
If 2021 was the tipping point for Indian startups, this progress was possible on the investments made over the last decade in improving our digital focus and infrastructure.
\"Even as we celebrate the big wins of 2021, it's important to recognise that we are at a critical moment for India and its journey to become a truly digital nation,\" Gupta stressed.
\"It is incumbent on us that the digital economy is more inclusive and we need to help businesses and job seekers to learn the skills needed to succeed in the new digital economy of India,\" he added.
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在16日印度数字峰会的印度互联网和移动协会组织的(IAMAI),古普塔也是IAMAI主席表示,尽管5亿人连接到智能手机,还有5亿个等待加入数码潮流,我们需要采取一种更具包容性的数字转换的方法。
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在16日的印度数字峰会“组织的互联网印度和移动协会(IAMAIGupta),同时也是IAMAI主席表示,尽管5亿人连接到智能手机,还有5亿个等待加入数码潮流,我们需要采取一种更具包容性的数字转换的方法。
“外围的那些数字转换的风险被留下。的创业公司和数字生态系统将真正的游戏规则数字经济这个国家——从2500亿美元到1万亿美元的经济,导致一半以上的经济增长,印度将见证未来5年,”他强调。
现在,印度已超过82个独角兽总资金超过390亿美元(从2014年到2021年12月4日)。
印度成为世界上第三大的创业生态系统在2021年,在美国和中国之后,根据胡润研究所。
古普塔表示,当印度成为一个1万亿美元的数字经济,创业公司将发挥关键作用实现。
“更令人兴奋的发展,我看到周围是早期创业公司的增长在小城镇的non-metros这个国家。今天,创新是深入发展,企业家精神被显示在这个国家,在年轻人加入,说他们如何解决印度巨大的挑战,”他说。
如果2021年是印度公司的临界点,这种进步是可能的投资在过去十年在改善我们的数字聚焦和基础设施。
“即使我们庆祝2021年的大赢,重要的是要认识到,我们正处于一个关键时刻对印度和它的旅程成为一个真正的数字,”Gupta强调。
“这是现任美国数字经济是更具包容性和我们需要帮助企业和求职者学习成功所需的技能在印度的新数字经济,”他补充道。
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