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India’s Time Is Now: Abel Boaz and the New Age of Builders, Dreamers, and Doers
Abel Boaz, entrepreneur and author, champions India’s transformation into a maker’s economy. Through finance, wellness, and empowerment ventures, he inspires youth to build fearlessly and embrace India’s decade of innovation.
Abel Boaz and the New Age of Builders, Dreamers, and Doers
In a world tilting toward uncertainty, India is standing tall and moving forward with purpose. Not with empty slogans, but with results that echo across industries, borders, and generations.
India is not just rising; it’s reshaping itself through innovation, self-reliance, and a deeply rooted spirit of entrepreneurship. And voices like Abel Boaz, a new-generation leader, author, and founder of multiple ventures, are standing at the frontlines of this transformation reminding us not only of what is possible but of what’s already happening.
A New Economic Era
“We are not waiting to arrive India has already entered the room. We’re not the future anymore. We’re the now.”
- Abel Boaz
From a GDP powered by digital transformation to a manufacturing sector that’s finally getting its due global attention, India is no longer just a service economy. It’s becoming a maker’s economy. With the rollout of PLI (Production Linked Incentive) schemes, “Make in India”, and “Atmanirbhar Bharat”, India’s factories, workshops, and startups are no longer playing catch-up they are defining standards.
India’s manufacturing exports touched historic highs in the past year from mobile phones and electronics to textiles and pharmaceuticals. The world isn’t just buying from India now; it’s relying on India. And it’s not just because of price it’s because of quality, reliability, and capability.
“We are not a backup factory to the world. We are the main stage. And we’re not just making products, we’re making history.”
- Abel Boaz
Startups: India’s New Economic Superpower
Over 100,000 startups. 100+ unicorns. Millions of jobs created. India’s startup ecosystem is a force multiplier a symbol of its youth, its hunger, and its resolve.
These startups are not just disrupting industries they’re fixing what was broken. From edtech to agritech, fintech to healthtech, young Indians are solving real problems with real solutions.
“This is the golden era of the Indian problem-solver. We no longer wait for someone to build things for us. We roll up our sleeves and do it ourselves.”
- Abel Boaz
The Government: A Co-Creator in India’s Growth
A critical driver of this movement has been the Indian central government not just as a policymaker, but as a partner in progress.
From simplifying compliance, digitizing governance, easing access to capital, and supporting women-led and rural ventures, the current administration has understood one simple truth: if you empower entrepreneurs, you uplift a nation.
“When the government stops acting like a gatekeeper and starts acting like a guide, you get an economy like ours bold, fast, and fearless.”
- Abel Boaz
Schemes like Startup India, Digital India, Stand-Up India, and the focus on Ease of Doing Business have made entrepreneurship not just a dream, but a viable career path especially for small-town creators and rural innovators.
Abel Boaz: Building with Purpose
At the intersection of finance, wellness, and empowerment is where you find Abel Boaz. A serial entrepreneur, financial advisor, and author, his ventures Abellian Finman (a financial consulting firm), BWB Network (a platform for men’s mental health and empowerment), and Abellian Cosmetics & Wellness Pvt Ltd (currently in R&D) all stem from one vision: to create what’s missing, and fix what’s broken.
His bestselling book, Breaking Barriers: Empowering Men for Equality, is not just a personal mission it’s a call to the nation to talk about what’s never spoken, especially around mental health, emotional resilience, and the burden of expectations.
His upcoming book, Mera Naya Bharat, promises to paint a portrait of India’s rise a blend of tradition, modernity, and limitless ambition.
“We don’t need to be the next America or China. We are India and that’s more than enough.”
- Abel Boaz
A Word to the Dreamers
“Start something. Anything. Fix a problem, make a solution, create a ripple. Your idea doesn’t have to change the world. It just has to change one life. That’s where revolutions begin.”
- Abel Boaz
The journey won’t be perfect. There will be rejections, delays, fear, and loneliness. But the beauty of New India is that you’re not walking alone anymore. There’s an ecosystem now. There’s a government backing you. There are peers cheering you on.
“You don’t have to be from a rich family or an IIT to build something today. You just need courage, clarity, and consistency. And maybe a little madness.”
- Abel Boaz
The India We Are Becoming
The world is finally noticing but we’ve always known it: India is not just a market, it’s a movement.
A movement of young minds, digital dreams, local pride, and global ambition.
A movement powered by people like Abel Boaz and millions more like him who believe in the same thing:
“This is our decade. Let’s build it brick by brick, business by business, heart by heart.”
- Abel Boaz
