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A Study on Union budget with reference to Agri-tech Start-ups in India

Author(s) Ms. Rashmi R
Country India
Abstract The rapid growth of agritech startups in India has transformed the agricultural sector by introducing innovative solutions for productivity, supply chain efficiency, and financial inclusion. The Union Budget plays a crucial role in shaping this ecosystem through policy measures, funding allocations, and incentives aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and technological advancement. This study analyzes the impact of the Union Budget on agritech startups in India, focusing on key provisions related to agriculture, digital infrastructure, and startup development.
The paper examines how budgetary initiatives such as financial support, credit access, and policy reforms influence the growth and sustainability of agritech ventures. It also evaluates the effectiveness of these measures in addressing existing challenges, including limited access to capital, regulatory barriers, and technological adoption in rural areas. Furthermore, the study identifies gaps between policy intentions and their implementation, highlighting areas where agritech startups continue to face constraints.
The findings suggest that while the Union Budget has increasingly prioritized innovation and digital agriculture, there remains a need for more targeted and accessible support mechanisms. The paper concludes by recommending policy improvements to enhance the role of agritech startups in driving agricultural modernization and economic growth in India.
Keywords Agri tech startups, Union Budget.
Field Sociology
Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-05-29
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