> "Indian masses want food, shelter, and an education for their children. Oh, and they can't afford to pay for it" I don't know which economic lens you're look

> "Indian masses want food, shelter, and an education for their children. Oh, and they can't afford to pay for it" I don't know which economic lens you're looking through but I do know that Indian middle class is swell, and has pockets deep enough to buy iPhones and Black Berries. How can you even convince yourself that there is a drought of customers in India? That's not true. From your position it seems that there is a drought of entrepreneurs who are able to see the needs instead.