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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2021

Benefits Of Registering Under Startup India Scheme

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Startup India is a flagship scheme of Government of India instituted for the sole purpose of promoting the start-up culture and to build a strong ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship in India.

IndiaGovernment, Public Sector
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Startup India is a flagship scheme of Government of India instituted for the sole purpose of promoting the start-up culture and to build a strong ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship in India.

Through this initiative, the Government plans to empower Startup ventures to boost entrepreneurship, economic growth and employment across India, with its main objective to transform India into a country of job creators instead of job seekers.

Since the launch of this initiative on 16th January 2016, Startup India has turned out to be an effective scheme by rolling out several programs with the objective of supporting entrepreneurs in India. These programs are managed by a dedicated Startup India team, which reports to the Department for Industrial Policy and Promotion (DPIIT).

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