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Hi guys recently I have started a fintech startup so i am looking for fundraising campaign and recently I have got a call from some x company and told why don't register under startup india scheme and get 20L grant funding for your fintech startup so

So basically at Consultupindia, we help the startup to get the government funding, private funds,angel investors etc and the usp of us is that we apply on the particular field of the startup scheme so the chances to get the fund is high , is there an

Startup India Seed Fund: Who Actually Got the Money I'm exploring the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS) and wanted to hear from founders who have actually received the grant. The scheme seems promising, offering up to 20 lakh for prototype devel

How many of these government schemes to support the startup ecosystem are you aware of? 1. Startup India Initiative (SII) [2016] - This scheme offers three years tax holiday and reduced regulatory burden along with access to a Fund of Funds worth ₹1

🪴 Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS) The Government of India launched SISFS to back early-stage startups with capital when they need it the most — before revenue, traction, or even a product. What it offers: Up to ₹20L for idea validation (Po

💰 In 2023, over 1,500 Indian startups were funded through government schemes like the Startup India early stage Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS), which allocated ₹950 crore, and the Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups (CGSS) By BJP Government and interesti

🚀 What if your startup could secure ₹20L to ₹1Cr in funding—without VCs, cold emails, or giving up equity? Sounds wild? It’s not. It’s real. And it’s called the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme. If your company is MCA-registered, you’re already halfwa

This man has scammed the Indian startup ecosystem 3x. And we have allowed him to repeat often. 🔥 His name is Rahul Yadav. And he has now left three companies in ruin. Here's what happened (for the younger lot that may not know): 1. Housing.com (

7 Costliest mistakes that firat time founders make Startups are inherently risky, so it's crucial to chase asymmetric risks—maximizing upside while minimizing downside. Many first-time founders make costly mistakes that can be avoided. Here are the

Top News of the day: 1. The Union Cabinet approved a Rs 1,500 crore incentive scheme for small digital transactions, aimed at reducing costs for stakeholders in the UPI ecosystem. 2. India's online gaming sector is projected to grow from $3.7 billi