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Start-ups and their Funding in India

Author(s) Dr. Sanjeevani Dashrathrao Munde
Country India
Abstract This paper transactions with Startups and its funding progress in India. The start –up scheme is threw by the Indian Government on 16th of January in 2016. This campaign is planned to bring new occasions for the capable citizens of the operation will create new jobs for the people in India. This scheme will afford employment in long run. The success of this program may occur with overcoming some blockades like the shortage of finance, lack of obligatory skill, rigid licensing system, lack of banks support, etc. Startup India is the leading inventiveness of the Government. The strategies of the Central Government take into account the collective aspirations and enterprise of the risk taking Indian. India aspires to contribute to 15-20 percent global GDP. It happens when Startup movement attains critical mass. Startup India looks beyond the disagreement that it is a better packaging of predominant established support. The complexities of managing the diversity of thoughts, processes and people of India are very well known. The plan of Startup Indians is to embellishment under an ocean of changes in mindset and thoughtful. It is giving feather to wings of the overwhelming Indian. Despite the pandemic of Covid-19 and other successive natural disasters and many challenges faced, the startup creativity promises to take growth beyond the expectation. Startup India is about interesting conventions and spurs a revolution of unique and definite business reproductions. The study decided with the eligibility, product range and obviously the financial assistance that can be availed in this scheme. that making capital more available and cheaper, easier patent filing, giving research and development credits, and easier entry and exits are serious to the achievement of Startup India.
Published In Conference / Special Issue (Volume 7 | Issue 3) - Two Day International Conference on Commerce & Economics (ICCE-2025) (May 2025)
Published On 2025-05-10

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