

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu’s message, “Come back, let’s build India,” has sparked a conversation about the country’s potential to develop world-class companies, generate employment and strengthen its domestic technology ecosystem. His appeal comes at a time when changing global hiring trends and immigration policies are creating uncertainty for Indian professionals working abroad. The message has renewed discussions about whether India can create more opportunities for skilled talent by encouraging innovation, entrepreneurship and investment within the country. Building globally competitive businesses at home could help expand employment opportunities and support India’s ambitions in the technology sector.
Vembu has consistently advocated for local employment, rural development and the expansion of technology businesses beyond major metropolitan cities. His approach emphasises the importance of creating opportunities in smaller towns and developing technology-driven enterprises that can compete internationally. The broader question raised by his message is whether India can convert challenges in overseas job markets into an opportunity to attract talent, encourage professionals to return and build sustainable businesses. Achieving this would require a supportive business environment, strong research and development, access to capital and employment opportunities that match the skills of returning professionals.




















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