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Government initiatives like 'Startup India' have been pivotal. They provide tax benefits, easier compliance, and funding opportunities. The Atal Innovation Mission and Startup India Seed Fund Scheme are boosting innovation across the country.

10 Government Schemes Every Indian Startup Should Know 1. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS) https://seedfund.startupindia.gov.in/ 2. Stand-Up India https://www.standupmitra.in/ 3. MUDRA Loans (PMMY) https://www.mudra.org.in/ 4. Atal Innovat

New Grants, Challenges, and Accelerator Opportunities for Startups and Innovators. ( 2nd paragraph for women founders. ) Here’s a curated list of programs across healthcare, manufacturing, design, and more. Grand Challenges India Call on Enhanced

Crowdfunding is raising small amounts of money from many people via online platforms. It’s ideal for creative or innovative projects. Types include Donation-Based (e.g., Ketto), where no returns are expected, Reward-Based (e.g., Kickstarter), offerin

The Hidden Cost of Raising VC: Your Equity. Think raising a big round means you’ve made it? Check the fine print: Founder ownership drops fast as you climb the funding ladder. Median equity owned by founders after each round (2024–25 data from 3,52

India’s Semiconductor Revolution: From 1% to Industry Leader While the global semiconductor industry stands at $611 billion, India currently holds only ~1%. However, that’s about to change. India has 20% of the global semiconductor design talent an

10 Startup Schemes for Indian Students in 2024 🇮🇳 1. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme → Up to ₹20 lakh for proof of concept 2. Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) → Incubation centers and mentorship programs 3. NIDHI-EIR (National Initiative for D

Day 59: BLR Startup Funding: Beyond the Angel Investors Angel investors are the fairy godmothers of the startup world, but they're not the only funding option in Bengaluru. Here's a look beyond: * Bootstrapping Magic: Self-funding your startup wit

The more I travel, the more I’m amazed by how beautifully diverse India is. Every region has its own food, language, clothing — and even a unique way of using gemstones. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, people wear ruby, emerald, sapphire, pearl, and e