Former Union Minister and entrepreneur Rajeev Chandrasekhar has revisited the risk he took at 27 when he left Intel in 1991 to build one of India's early wireless cellular networks, recalling scepticism, a meeting with Neil Armstrong and the journey that followed.
Former Union Minister and entrepreneur Rajeev Chandrasekhar has revisited the risk he took at 27 when he left Intel in 1991 to build one of India's early wireless cellular networks, recalling scepticism, a meeting with Neil Armstrong and the journey that followed.
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Former Union Minister and entrepreneur Rajeev Chandrasekhar has revisited the risk he took at 27 when he left Intel in 1991 to build one of India's early wireless cellular networks, recalling scepticism, a meeting with Neil Armstrong and the journey that followed.
