The day the world learns to measure the net worth of an entrepreneur based on their direct involvement in social welfare and not with money, is the day we'll begin to make substantial strides in eradicating poverty and hunger.

Stop nourishing other people’s ideas and beliefs in your life. Take up your own idea and endeavor to accomplish it.

There is a difference between how you live your life, and what you do with your life.

Nobody wants great things for you. They all want you to be something they deem important for them.

The attention of a company must be on the welfare of its consumers, not on draining their wallets.

If a billionaire really starts doing actual humanitarian work in their fullest capacity, they would stop being billionaires.

Too much entrepreneurial attitude and too little humane accountability, that's the problem with today's world.

While Indian CEOs in Non-Indian companies are getting all the praise and admiration from the Indians, startups born on Indian soil remain unrecognized - this is not a matter of pride, it's a matter of shame, especially for a population whose history is replete with mathematical, scientific and philosophical achievements.

It is only when a company cares for its consumers as much as the consumers care for its products or services, can we create a healthy consumer culture – or else, corporate irresponsibility and consumer stupidity will only create a shallow, snobbish, insecure and ignoramus society.