“The head does not know what the tail does.”

Zoho SRIDHAR VEMBU’s founder has released a sharp criticism of the central government, warning that policies from top to bottom often disintegrate before reaching the rural areas of India-leaving the money lost and a diluted effect.

In a post on X, VEMBU drew similarities between the enlarged bureaucracy in both the government and large companies. “Any large organization, whether it is a company or a large government, is subject to” a president who does not know what the tail does. “

He said that the central plans or at the state level are often stumbled by the time they flow to the villages. He added, “They have been diluted, and many of the money is often lost simply.”

VEMBU called for “wide decentralization” as the only reform – not only applies to companies such as Zoho, but “more healthy in the government.” He said that cities, regions and villages must be enabled by a strong rule and high -quality leadership.

Decally, he referred to a defect in the position that pushes talents away from popular roles. “Today our system guarantees that smart people do not want to stay and serve in any” small “role as in an area (with millions of people!),” He pointed out, criticizing a system that rewards the roles in the capitals of the state or Delhi on rural leadership.

VEMBU highlighted its own work in a rural area, where the research and development team leads to Zoho. He said: “This is a fact and keeps me on the ground.” “The rest are the ideas that I share only (such a post!) And ideas are cheap.”