Based on 2024 journey of the world, I can say that India is in great danger and every country in our neighborhood is in chaos, apart from this we are already fighting sooo many internal wars.
I would like to start a Defence Startup which focuses on
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India has strict regulations around defense technology. You’ll need to navigate a maze of red tape to get licenses and clearances. It's not just about innovation; it's about complying with national security laws and defense procurement policies.
Im thinking of building an platform where freelanceres can share quatation and client can pay accordingly
Everything will be according to laws and regulations , if client rejects to pay or freelancer didn't fulfil service criteria , strict action w
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PM modi Contribution in Indian startup ecosystem —
2014-2016: Post the 2014 elections and the initial efforts of the Modi government, the number of startups began to rise. By the launch of Startup India in 2016, the
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Rishav Kumar
🚀 Aspiring Entrepre... • 1m
Government Initiatives Supporting Startups in India
India loves startups. No, seriously. The government is practically throwing schemes, tax breaks, and incubators at entrepreneurs like confetti at a wedding. But while these initiatives have done wo
