Indian entrepreneur Ashneer Grover is celebrating his 40th birthday today. And, on the milestone birthday, Mr. Grover announced that he was ready to make a “third unicorn”. Unicorns are tech start-ups that are valued at over $1 billion. Sharing a picture of himself on Twitter, Mr Grover said he had “unfinished business” and intended to “disrupt another sector”.
In the tweet, Mr. Grover said, “Today I turn 40. Some would say I have lived a full life and experienced most things. Build value for generations. For me, it is still unfinished business.” It’s time to disrupt the second field. It’s time for the third unicorn.”
Check out the tweet here:
Today I am 40 years old. Some would say that I have lived a full life and experienced most things. Created value for generations. For me it is still an unfinished business. Time to disrupt another area. It’s time for the third unicorn!! pic.twitter.com/wb7ZQe41FY
— Ashneer Grover (@Ashneer_Grover) 14 June 2022
Responding to the post, several Twitter users wished Mr Grover on the occasion. One user said, ‘Happy birthday Ashneer. You create more unicorns and more jobs.”
Happy birthday Ashnir. You create more unicorns and more jobs.
Looking forward to another season of Twitter Spaces soon. pic.twitter.com/IxVT8loF4f
— Mayank Sehgal (@mayank_sehgal) 14 June 2022
“Applause only for this owner!” Another user said.
Only praise for this owner! https://t.co/tvTjS0Qy76
— Abhiroop (@Abhiroop189) 14 June 2022
One user wrote, “Something big is coming again.”
Something big is coming again???????????? https://t.co/EYVg75E9tA
— dhrutiman mars (@dhrutiman 24) 14 June 2022
Mr Grover has previously been associated with unicorns like Bharat Pe and Grofers in leadership roles. Just months after his remarks he found himself in a whirlwind of controversy and with an ugly public fallout. Bharat Pay Board, the company he founded. In March, the entrepreneur was stripped of all titles and positions at the leading fintech company, following a third-party audit that reportedly resulted in serious governance lapses.
Earlier, in January, Mr Grover had also gone on leave following allegations of using hate speech against employees of Kotak Mahindra Bank. He then faced charges of fraud.
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