It does not matter if people want to delude themselves about Tamil Nadu’s achievement, progress, etc
Better wish that such people who are incorrigibly ignorant and intolerant at least stop being condescending!
Of course, there are few self-righteous jacks who think that they have God given right to judge others.
With more ignorance, they always misjudge other’s views. They love to spread lies, misinformation, etc.
And hence, none accept or share their demented views.
Here is the ground reality…
Hurun Rich List: Kalanithi Maran richest Tamilian with Rs 19.1k cr wealth
According to the list, the cumulative wealth of resident Tamilians in the list stands at INR 1,38,400 crore – three percent higher than what it was in 2018.
On Sunday, the Hurun Report India and IIFL Wealth released a detailed analysis of the richest Tamils across the country. Kalanithi Maran (Sun TV Network), Vembu Radha and Vembu Sekar (Zoho) Sadayandi Moopanar & family (Pothys) RG Chandramogan (Hatsun Agro Products), CK Ranganathan (CavinKare) A Krishnamoorthy (Amalgamations), Sita Venkatramani (Amalgamations) GSK Velu (Trivitron Healthcare), TT Ragunathan (TKK Prestige) are the top ten richest individuals featured in the list from Tamil Nadu.
According to the list, the cumulative wealth of resident Tamilians in the list stands at INR 1,38,400 crore – three percent higher than what it was in 2018.
indianexpress.com
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Tamil Nadu Startup Hub: An Ecosystem Of Entrepreneurs Focussed On Sustainability
Tamil Nadu is home to SaaS unicorns such as Zoho, Freshworks
The startups in Tamil Nadu tend to have strong unit economics, says Omnivore partner Reihem Roy
In recent times, IIT Madras Incubation Cell, Nasscom have emerged as prominent enablers in TN
Tamil Nadu is a leader in terms of factories and industry workers, because of its rich automobiles and auto components manufacturing base. These traditional industries of the state have also impacted the growth of startups in Tamil Nadu. According to the stakeholders,
Inc42 spoke to, the Tamil Nadu government does not recognise the potential of smaller entities such as new-age startups in the face of such manufacturing prowess.
“The state government prefers attracting big-ticket investments into state’s automotive sector instead of promoting startups. They are missing the bigger vision that a small startup can one day provide 10,000 employment opportunities similar to what someone like Paytm or Flipkart have done,” said Rajmanohar Somasundaram, CEO of Aquaconnect.
The Tamil Nadu government launched its Startup and Innovation policy as recently as 2019. The policy was introduced with a mission of creating 100K high skilled jobs, direct and indirect, in the startup ecosystem by 2023. The policy had also set out to create the Tamil Nadu Startup Fund of Funds with a corpus of INR 250 Cr ($21 Mn) for investments in startups.
Chennai has become a hub for software-as-a-service startups with success stories like Zoho, Freshworks, Orangescape and many others. This SaaS revolution has also sort of set the pace for other emerging startups from the state.
Tamil Nadu is known for its successful SaaS startups like Zoho, Freshworks. The startups in Tamil Nadu tend to have a strong unit economics.
inc42.com