Political leader Lalit Tanwar to commence a digital startup environment in India

Ever since social media has made its entry into our lives, things have taken a drastic turn. One cannot imagine life without the internet as everyone is busy scrolling through the web. At one point, social media was a perfect medium to interact with friends and family, but now it has become a monetary platform for many businesses and brands. While digital means are spread across urban areas, many rural areas and towns are not accustomed to this change. Bringing it a step closer, Amroha based Lalit Tanwar is helping small-scale companies earn great fortunes through social media platforms.

Lalit was recently appointed as the District Panchayat President in Amroha. Earlier the political leader rightly explained how the right education leads to excellent employment opportunities. With the ever-changing trends, the politician suggests that social media has become an integral part of everyone’s life.

“We all are surrounded by the digital bug. Digital media has uplifted many brands and companies in recent times. I urge SMEs to include digitalization in their daily operations as consumers' purchasing preferences depend on content creators and social media influencers”, says Lalit. The Tanwar family has had a great run in politics, and Lalit’s father Kanwar Singh Tanwar has been a former Member of Parliament.

Having completed his MBA from the prestigious Regent’s University, London, Lalit has always dreamt to take India to a new level. He further said, “The generation has changed. People are more likely to get their work done in just a few clicks rather than taking the long route. I believe that the best practice every organization must do is understand and include digital operations in its work culture”, added Lalit.  

Apart from this, the political leader then went on to say that he wishes to incorporate a digital startup environment in Uttar Pradesh and eventually spread across India. Elaborating about it, he said, “The teenagers today are well aware of what works the best on the internet. If they are guided and trained properly, we can create a lot of innovative digital and tech startups in India.” In the end, it is all about creativity that attracts the customers, and that is one work the political leader is doing to bring a tide of change among the youth in the country.

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