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India's startup ecosystem is supported by several key government initiatives. Startup India (launched 2016) offers DPIIT-recognized startups tax exemptions for three years, easier compliance, and access to a Fund of Funds worth INR 10,000 crore managed through SIDBI. The Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) supports incubators and tinkering labs. The National Startup Advisory Council provides policy guidance. Sector-specific schemes include iDEX for defense startups, TIDE 2.0 for tech startups, and BioNEST for biotech. States like Karnataka, Maharashtra, Telangana, and Kerala have their own startup policies with grants and co-working support. SEBI's relaxed listing norms and the GIFT City framework also facilitate startup funding and cross-border operations.
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