Startups running in India are the assets of the government, Kant said, stressing that the digital public infrastructure the government had built for them had proved crucial for startups in the country.
Startups successful due to digital infra created by govt – Times of India Read More »
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday said that the government will always act as a facilitator to strengthen the startup ecosystem and not act as a regulator. Addressing the Startup20 summit in Gugram, he asserted that this ecosystem s stakeholders will practise selfregulation.
At the summit, engagement group of Startup20 also released a recommended framework of self-governance for Indian startups, the need for which has been talked about, most recently in the context of Byju’s troubles.
Selfregulation is key for startups: Experts at summit – Times of India Read More »
Tamil Nadu’s nodal agency for entrepreneurship StartupTN along with investment promotion agency Guidance TN and other stakeholders on Monday launched the Automotive, Electric Vehicle (EV) and Smart Mobility Forum for the state’s startups.
New forum for new age mobility startups in state – Times of India Read More »
In a bid to optimize their cloud spends and performance, Indian startups are increasingly looking to adopt multicloud environments, shifting away from their initial reliance on public cloud setups. However, this transition is not without its challenges.
With at least 140 registered spacetech startups, India stands to transform the planet s connection to the final frontier, says The New York Times. The report highlighted the startups in India with ambitious plans for capitalising on the burgeoning demand of small satellites in low Earth orbits.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal has said that the scale of Indias economy and market potential have played a pivotal role in enabling startups to flourish and thrive in the global startup ecosystem.
The government will always act as a facilitator to strengthen the startup ecosystem and not act as a regulator, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday. He said that stakeholders of this ecosystem will do self-regulation.
The government will always act as a facilitator to strengthen the startup ecosystem and not act as a regulator, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Tuesday. He said that stakeholders of this ecosystem will do self-regulation.
The Google for Startups Accelerator (GFSA) is a three-month, equity-free accelerator programme for Seed to Series A tech startups in India. It has, so far, helped to accelerate the growth journeys of over 130 startups in India.
Google picks 20 Indian startups for its accelerator programme – The Economic Times Read More »
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