Government and Startup

A corporate tax of 30% was levied on the angel investors which will now be removed.

Amazon to invest an additional $3 billion, making a total investment of $5 billion in India.

The current dry funding spell in the 'Startup India' might give a huge leeway to investors to scout for 'real' businesses in the 'Make in India'. In other words, would Make in India be the new 'sexy' for investors to bet on?

At a convention i Silicon Valley, KTR encouraged investors, startups and members of the startup ecosystem to partner with Telangana government.

Putting 'Startup India' initiative to action.

The policy aims to facilitate at least 2000 start-ups in the field of electronics, information technology (IT) and nanotechnology and establish at least 100 incubators in Gujarat

It sees that the dynamic growth of eCommerce industry in India has impressed Finance Minister.

Government has opened a special window just for this process.

"The GeM would be dynamic, self-sustaining and user-friendly," says Ministery.

A car running on electricity, which costs Rs.7 per unit, could bring your per kilometre cost down to 85 paise!

Start-up initiatives are not just idea contests where we get ideas and stick the good ones on the wall and then forget about them.

Make in India initiative focuses on four key areas to promote manufacturing and entrepreneurship

From industrial corridors to townships. how will Startup India benefit the manufacturing sector

Know more about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Startup India initiative

Apple, Amazon, Google and others line up mega investment plans.

How will the budget affect the startup world and what founders think about it.

Is money the only reason why your startup exists?

Ritu Marya, Editor-in-Chief, Entrepreneur India Media, in conversation with Arvind Gupta, CEO of Digital India Foundation, who shares what it will take to build the start-up culture in India.

The young talented minds are the face of what tomorrow is likely to be.

Fostering entrepreneurial spirit, Modi to launch 'Startup India'

"Startup-osphere," is the new phenomena gripping the nation.