A serial entrepreneur, Dr GSK Velu saw the need of making India a self-sufficient country capable of making healthcare accessible and affordable by either partnering with world class medical technology companies or by investing on his own in infrastructural manufacturing capacities. It would have been risky to decide on one course of action, so he decided to take a route which was less travelled but more challenging and with his own personal funding he conceptualised Trivitron in 1997 with a vision of providing healthcare to people by making healthcare equipment and services more accessible and affordable. This was late 90s, when India was heavily dependent on imports for medical equipment due to which the healthcare sector was extremely fragile. The lack of sophisticated equipment at affordable cost made it difficult to conduct certain diagnostic tests within the country for the majority of people. Trivitron with focus on bridging the gap between patient and treatment, started partnering with world class medical technology companies to bring the best of services and technologies in the country and also parallel started investing in its own manufacturing and R&D infrastructure. For a BITS Pilani alumni, his dream of self-sufficient Indian Healthcare Industry was more luring then the jobs he was offered with huge pay packets.