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NRI help to promote startups

NRI help to promote startups
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can members of the diaspora help in promoting startups in their respective countries?

How can members of the diaspora help in promoting startups in their respective countries?

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Soy Paul Thaikkatil
Soy Paul Thaikkatil 11 years 1 month ago
govt. can collect certain amount from the each transaction and can be use for equivalent method like provident fund. These amount can return while they are coming back to India permanently. Govt. can use these fund for the benefit of different projects
Kasi Viswanathan
Kasi Viswanathan 11 years 1 month ago
Please create a "e-register" of NRI with their talents and experience. "Start up" companies can take their support or help in a possible manner. Similarly, Govt. can also approach them.
Kasi Viswanathan
Kasi Viswanathan 11 years 1 month ago
Why not create a "Big fund" through NRI, for start up by NRI. This should get good interest and safety on long term basis. Many people in US are simply keeping their $ in bank or they buy property. Both of them are giving less return. The funds placed by them should be returnable as dollar.
sujit lotlikar
sujit lotlikar 11 years 1 month ago
our urgent need is to solve the problem of garbage,and also make swatch bharat abhiyan success.for all panchayat/municipality removal of garbage is easy,but dumping place is not there, so-also no disposable plants,every location there comes objection for setting up disposable plants in land,assign job to our R & D RESEARCH or ISRO for solution in space or in water surface.NRIs will be happy to invest with foreign technology,
Sivakumar_1
Sivakumar_1 11 years 1 month ago
NRIs though many are wealthy do not create adequate old age super annuation , people in IT sector who move overseas return after some time and neither have job nor will plan their income protection once they come back when they maintain or sustain the same life style they lived overseas government can create bonds which can be linked to a deferred annuity and provide decent returns fund can be used for infra building as well as solve nris social security and make nris save in india
Kishore Kumar
Kishore Kumar 11 years 1 month ago
NRI's from a specific foreign country can join and form many small Seed fund and VC fund groups who in turn will promote start up's in India. NRI's can share the Business trends and start-up ideas catching up in their region along with the lessons learnt to the Indian brethren. They can share ideas with the start-ups in india on effectual Marketing and ways to reach consumers in the most cost effective way.
Vivek Gupta
Vivek Gupta 11 years 1 month ago
We are interested in starting an e-Commerce business in India which has the potential to turn many thousands of households into an enterprise with revenue generating opportunity. It will be able to utilize the existing skills and minimal capital investment. Is there a single-window licensing division that can help our firm achieve our goal?
Anil Shah
Anil Shah 11 years 1 month ago
The USCs having OCIs and living in India for more than 180 days should be allowed to continue their PPF accounts that was opened before they migrated to US and became USC. Secondly, such USCs should be treated at par with other citizens of India as per the promises given by the PM to diaspora in NJ to come to India and invest and help India grow but my experience is not good so long as allowing USCs to invest in India in MFs and stocks.Is there help around?
Anil Shah
Anil Shah 11 years 1 month ago
Hello group, I am a USC currently living in India since past 6+ years. I too want to contribute to India's growth but after the US Gov enacted FATCA, the Indian and Foreign banks and brokers are turning NRIs and USCs living in India to invest in MFs. I expected to see a relief in the Union Budget but I think this subject was completely forgotten. The Interests and Dividends on MFs are tax free and people like me who are left out of the loop will be hit hard by way of taxes.