Siddhartha VG missing Cafe Cofee Day: the dark side of entrepreneurship?

The mbadive success of young computer and digital companies in carrying out fascinating badessments in no time attracts the attention of young millennia. Start-ups, led by brilliant technocrats in their twenties, are proliferating throughout the country. Venture capital funding is at an unprecedented level and the consumption of digital products and services is growing at an exponential rate. And as Spiderman says, "with the great powers, there must also be great responsibilities", despite the success of Indian entrepreneurship in creating wealth for its owners and investors, few speak of the challenges and difficulties to which entrepreneurs are facing. An extremely unfortunate incident that erupted today forced all of India to sit down and become aware of the danger of running a business. VG Siddhartha – founder of Coffee Coffee Day – and a first-generation business man disappeared in a very tragic tone. Most of us remember and probably try to make parallels with businessmen such as Vijay Mallaya and Nirav Modi, who have fled the law.