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20 top government startup schemes in India for 2024: 1. Startup India Initiative 2. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS) 3. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) 4. Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) 5. Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups (CGSS) 6. Multi

Hi Guys, I want to know, If company is registered and has no transactions for 9-11 months, Can a loan be done with any govt scheme or anything to start the Business activities. Any response would be much appreciated. Thanks

Hi everyone, we all have seen alot of cases regarding women safety. I have an idea but i have lack of resources and have no support and mentor. But idea is unlike every app exist in the market. So should I try to get resources first and then start

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

Transforming Informal Lending & Business Payments – Le’udhaar (Bindasss de udhaar!) I’m working on Le’udhaar, a peer-to-peer lending platform designed to make informal lending and business payments seamless through auto-debits. Whether lending to f

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

Looking for a Tech Partner to Build the Future of Agriculture! 🌱🚀 We are building a Precision Farming Consultancy & Support Service, revolutionizing the way farmers access equipment, services, and technology. To bring this vision to life, we nee

How to Find the Right Startup Scheme for You on Startup India 🚀 1. Know Your Category 🏷️ → Are you a student, women entrepreneur, tech startup? 2. Identify Your Stage 📊 → Ideation, validation, scaling, or growth? 3. Understand Your Needs

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

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