In India, the startup ecosystem is rapidly growing, with new businesses emerging in various sectors such as technology, manufacturing, and services. This growth is part of the Startup India initiative ...

Stakeholders have welcomed the government’s decision to expand the deep-tech startup framework under DPIIT by extending the ...

PIIT formalises deep-tech startup category with 20-year recognition, ₹300 crore cap, aligning with Budget 2025's ₹1 lakh ...

New Delhi, Feb 5 (PTI) The government has expanded the criteria for recognising entities as startups by doubling the turnover threshold to Rs 200 crore, according to a notification.A new recognition ...

The Government of India has revised the recognition criteria for startups, raising the turnover limit to Rs 200 crore and extending support to deep tech startups. New criteria also include cooperative ...

The government has expanded the definition of startups to include deep technology firms as a separate sub-category as part of its revised guidelines to strengthen the Startup ...

Government recognizes deep tech startups, doubles turnover criteria. A boost for innovation, investment, and long-term growth.

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