At the recently held Pune Public Policy Festival, VCs spoke on the importance of taxation policies, consistency in regulations, and addressing compliance issues to help India achieve a $10 trillion vision
From L-R: Venture capitalists Sandeep Murthy, Sandeep Singhal, Vaibhav Domkundwar, and moderator Anshul Bhide at the Pune Public Policy Festival
In its second year, the two-day Pune Public Policy Festival (PPPF) concluded on January 11 with discussions on the theme 'India's 10 trillion-dollar economy in the near future.'
The PPPF launched in 2024 to platform in-depth discussions on critical public policy issues within the social sector. It also aims to decentralise the policy discourse beyond New Delhi, prioritising the needs and challenges of local and state governments.
A panel titled ‘Fuelling the future: Investing in India’s $10 Trillion Vision’ was held with venture capitalists to examine investment strategies and economic policies essential for driving India toward this milestone.
Anshul Bhide, the executive director, and artificial intelligence and machine learning practice head at Calsoft, a digital product engineering and AI services company, moderated the session.
Panelists included Vaibhav Domkundwar, Sandeep Singhal, and Sandeep Murthy.