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💰 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 interestingly 6000 application 📃 they recieved but finalized on 25% so that's really tough things for us because competition is really high and only best of the best idea's are getting chances🇮🇳 Do you think Modi government should increase the limit of accepting applications and they are not even asking for equity so that's good thing but still we're ready to give you equity and returns of your investment so it will also helps government to get extra revenue from us ?

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Can anyone please explain? The current government is doing terrific job on startups growth and development, but on other hand why do we see rise in unemployment in country? Arent startups growth and rise in employment should go hand in hand?

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