In the US, infrastructure, mentorship, and capital are widely accessible. This nurturing ecosystem allows ideas to grow and scale — enabling the US to become a global innovation hub. 

Opportunity is concentrated in cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi. Rural and tribal regions lack exposure, mentorship, and infrastructure. “Poverty is not the absence of talent — it’s the absence of access.”

Where you are born in India still determines your future. This geographical inequality must be addressed if India is to truly progress.

We need a model where people fund people. With micro-funding and mentorship, every corner of India can become a center of innovation.

RMF stands for Rising Momentum to the Frontier. Our goal is to eliminate the gap between geography and opportunity by supporting rural and underrepresented talent.

India needs to unlock the full potential of its people, regardless of where they are born. Let’s ensure talent from every village gets a chance to shine. “One idea. One small grant. One breakthrough. That’s all it takes — if we create the bridge.”