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Leaving cushy corporate careers abroad, young Marwaris are returning to India to make the most of the country’s economic prospects. Harsh Modi, Ritesh Bawri, and Ashish and Kadambari Agarwal left home to study and work abroad, only to return home again and start their own businesses. MARWAR talks to these youngsters to know more about this trend, what made them come back home and how they have succeeded in India by implementing modified Western business practices in the realities of the East.
Text: Ritusmita Biswas
My stint in Microsoft was fulfilling as it allowed me not only to carve a niche technological career, but also to fulfil my urge for innovation in a technological sphere.
As a person who has been a beneficiary of the trademark knowledge of both the countries, I intend to facilitate sharing between both the nations.
My stint in Microsoft was fulfilling as it allowed me not only to carve a niche technological career, but also to fulfil my urge for innovation in a technological sphere.
As a person who has been a beneficiary of the trademark knowledge of both the countries, I intend to facilitate sharing between both the nations.
