Startup India Presentation-2
Startup India Presentation-2
Entrepreneurship in India
A Government Initiative to Boost
Startups
Introduction
• Startup India is a flagship initiative of the
Government of India, launched in 2016 to
promote entrepreneurship, innovation, and
economic growth by supporting startups.
Objectives of Startup India
• - Foster entrepreneurship
• - Simplify startup processes
• - Provide financial support
• - Promote innovation and job creation
Key Features of the Initiative
• - Self-certification compliance
• - Startup recognition & benefits
• - Dedicated Startup India portal
• - Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS)
• - Incubation and mentorship programs
Benefits for Startups
• - Tax exemptions for 3 years
• - Easier patent application process
• - Funding and investment opportunities
• - Simplified compliance and regulations
Eligibility Criteria for Startups
• - Business entity should be a Private Limited
Company or LLP
• - Must be less than 10 years old
• - Annual turnover should not exceed ₹100
crores
• - Must be innovative and scalable
Government Schemes & Incentives
• - Fund of Funds Scheme
• - Startup India Seed Fund
• - Tax Benefits under Section 80-IAC
• - Credit Guarantee Scheme
Impact & Achievements
• - Over 1,00,000 startups recognized
• - Increase in job creation
• - India ranks among the top startup
ecosystems globally
• - Growth in funding and investments
Challenges Faced by Indian
Startups
• - Access to funding
• - Regulatory hurdles
• - Market competition
• - Talent acquisition and retention
Conclusion
• Startup India has played a crucial role in
boosting entrepreneurship. Continued
government support and innovation will drive
further growth in the Indian startup
ecosystem.