The Mallu Angels, will have about 100 members from diverse sectors such as jewellery, aviation, banking and hospitality, aims to make Kerala a leader in technology-based entrepreneurship. "With a free flow of talent, we are seeing a cross section of people across rich and poor, turning to entrepreneurship," said CJ George, managing director and founder of Geojit Financial Services. "The fund will try to bridge the gap in capital," he said.

The initiative is a laudable venture but it is also a risky path to undertake as it is not as stable as investments in real estate and gold yet, these businessmen are going out of their way to take a step for the betterment of the next generation of entrepreneurs in our country. Such programs are truly inspiring for youngsters and will positively impact the entrepreneurship ecosystem in the country.

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