RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani Said About Main Objective Of Jio

RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani said Reliance Jio is the answer to a question asked by the father. Mukesh Ambani, Asia’s richest man and Chairman of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), said on Monday that it is Reliance Jio’s main objective to convert the country into a digital society.

This digital society will include all types of industries. On the occasion of the release of a book written by the current Finance Commission Chairman NK Singh, Ambani said that Reliance Jio is the answer to a question asked by his father Dhirubhai Ambani.

He was asked if there would ever be a time when Indians would be able to talk among themselves at the expense of postcards.

Pointing to changes in business policies and needs during the last few years, Ambani said that there was a period before economic liberalization in the country when Reliance was penalized for overproduction.

But today, there is talk of increasing production everywhere. Under self-sufficient India, the government is also encouraging companies to increase production.

At one time, we were also struggling in producing 20-30 thousand tons of polyester due to the ban on excess production.

But the result of boosting production after liberalization is that in this era of Corona crisis we have been able to manufacture PPE kits in a much shorter time than any other country.

Today India is the second-largest polyester producer in the world. We will have to rethink manufacturing, rediscover it.

Ambani said, “I believe that just as the start-ups are being promoted in the technology sector, it is the right time to promote small and medium entrepreneurs to physical start-ups. As much as we are considering ‘click’, it has to be done on ‘brick’ as well. ‘

Their intention was to promote technology as well as manufacturing sector start-ups equally. Ambani, who ranked fifth worldwide in the richest list, said his father was the son of a teacher.

He came to Mumbai in the seventh decade of the last century with just Rs 1,000. He believed that if you invest for the future, if you invest in qualifications, then you can make one of the largest companies in the world in India.