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- How India is different from other countries
- What are the various schemes for STARTUPS
- Is the moment right to embark on a starting a venture
- Who is eligible for what
- How are the leaders helping the ecosystem thrive
‘The Indian STARTUP ecosystem has been growing rapidly in recent years and is now considered one of the fastest-growing STARTUP ecosystems in the world. In fact, India is now ranked third in the world in terms of the number of STARTUPs, after the United States and China.
One of the key factors driving the growth of the Indian STARTUP ecosystem is the large and rapidly growing domestic market, with a population of over 1.3 billion people. Additionally, the Indian government has launched several initiatives to support the growth of start-ups.
The Indian STARTUP ecosystem has also seen a significant increase in venture capital and private equity investment, with investors from around the world showing an increased interest in the market. In 2021,
Indian STARTUPs raised a record $16.8 billion in funding, up from $10.1 billion in 2020. The government has launched several initiatives to support the growth and development of STARTUPs in the country, including:
STARTUP INDIA: Launched in 2016, STARTUP INDIA is a flagship initiative of the Indian government aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in the country. The program offers various incentives and benefits to STARTUPS, including tax exemptions, fast-track patent examination, and access to funding.
ATAL INNOVATION MISSION: Launched in 2016, the Atal Innovation Mission is a government initiative aimed at fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students, researchers, and entrepreneurs. The program offers a range of support services, including mentorship, incubation, and funding.
DIGITAL INDIA: Launched in 2015, the Digital India initiative is aimed at transforming India into a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy. The program offers various initiatives to promote digital literacy, e-governance, and digital infrastructure, which can help startups leverage technology to grow and scale.
MAKE IN INDIA: Launched in 2014, Make in India is a government initiative aimed at promoting manufacturing and investment in the country. The program offers various incentives and benefits to startups in the manufacturing sector, including access to funding, tax exemptions, and streamlined regulatory processes.
MSME SAMBANDH: Launched in 2020, MSME SAMBANDH is a government initiative aimed at improving the ease of doing business for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in the country. The program offers various services, including online registration, grievance redressal, and access to finance.
Overall, these initiatives have helped to create a more favourable environment for STARTUPs in India, making it easier for entrepreneurs to start and scale their businesses. However, more needs to be done to address the challenges faced by STARTUPs, including access to funding, talent, and infrastructure.’
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