The Scheme for Startup India, rolled out in 2016, was intended to ignite innovation, make entrepreneurs stronger, and catapult India as a destination for startups globally. It has, in a matter of two ...

The Startup India Certificate enables businesses to gain benefits from the government of India while running their startups.

In India, the startup ecosystem is rapidly growing, with new businesses emerging in various sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and services. This growth is part of the Startup India initiative ...

Startups: Launched in 2021, this scheme provides financial assistance to startups for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials, market-entry and commercialisation. Eligible startups can ...

The proposed BHASKAR platform aims to unify startup records, government schemes and ecosystem stakeholders through a common ...

India announced a new $1.15 billion Fund of Funds for startups on Saturday while unveiling sweeping regulatory reforms and an ambitious nuclear energy program, as New Delhi seeks to boost tech ...

The government recognised more than 55,200 startups during the financial year 2025-26, marking the highest annual addition since the launch of the Startup India initiative, according the Ministry of ...

While the funds for startups scheme facilitated investments worth INR 4,271.6 Cr in 2025, the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme also infused INR 109.4 Cr in selected incubators last year The Centre also ...

Explore how India's startup ecosystem transformed from 2016 to 2025, driven by innovation, investment, and expanding opportunities.

India’s startup ecosystem raised nearly $11 billion in 2025, but investors wrote far fewer checks and grew more selective about where they took risk, underscoring how the world’s third most-funded ...