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Government Policies and Institutional Support for the Start-Up India

Author(s) Miss Miss. Ragi Sahithi
Country India
Abstract The initial stages of any business organization whether it is small, medium, or big is very important to find its feet in the present acute competitive world, as there are 90% of startups in India were shut their activities due to shortage of identifying prosperous opportunities, lack of funds, lack of awareness to access funds, lack of finding marketing opportunities and lack of knowledge about the regulatory bodies. The development process of the country will be largely depended on the continuous flow of business activities, in entertaining with wide variety of goods and service, which will increase per capita income, increase Gross Domestic Product of the country and increase the ‘Standards of Livings’ of the people. After identifying the role of ‘initial’ problems of the various business activities, the Centra Government of India, coined the concept of ‘start-ups’ on January 26th, 2016, whose objective is to foster the entrepreneurships and innovations by creating an encouraging ecosystem for startups to thrive. The extreme purpose of the ‘Startup India initiative’ is to transform Indian business world from a status of ‘job seekers’ to a nation of ‘job creators, this research paper aimed to analyze the ‘Start-up status’ and assess the ‘Government policies’ impact on various ‘Start-up’ business activities which are moved to advanced stage of existence, and growth stages.
Keywords Initial Stages, Funds, Business Activities, Standards Of Living, Job Seekers, Job Creaters.
Published In Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-03-30
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i02.80935
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