Abstract : The Indian economy is transitioning from one of development to one of rapid development. India's new driving force behind its progress is its startups. In terms of area, it is the seventh most populous country. India has a huge potential market and a high need for jobs due to its large population. India is making significant progress in the current ten years towards policies that support startups and create an atmosphere that is conducive to business. To this extent, the Indian government has taken the lead in encouraging bank financing for startups and providing rewards for entrepreneurship and employment development. As a result, the Narendra Modi-led Indian government has chosen to give a present as part of the "Startup India" national campaign. "Startup India is an innovative programme designed to assist those who aspire to launch their own businesses. The government will assist those individuals because they are capable and have ideas, helping them to develop and implement their ideas. If this strategy is successful, India's economy will eventually improve, and the country would become stronger. Startup India is all about questioning norms and igniting a revolution in distinctive and compelling business models created by entrepreneurs. It is the first step towards India assuming a central role in the new global order. This book chapter throws a light on opportunities and challenges in India for startups along with govt initiatives. The number of startups in the nation has significantly increased after the 2016 policy.
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