Government_Schemess_for_Startups (2).pdf

Government schemes

1. Government Schemes for Startups
in India
•An overview of key initiatives promoting
entrepreneurship and innovation.

2. 1. Startup India Initiative
•Launched in 2016 to build a strong ecosystem
for nurturing innovation and startups in India.

3. Key Benefits of Startup India
•• Tax exemptions
•• Self-certification compliance
•• Funding through Startup India Fund
•• Networking opportunities

4. 2. Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)
•Encourages innovation and entrepreneurship
through Atal Tinkering Labs and Incubation
Centres.

5. 3. Make in India
•Promotes manufacturing startups and
encourages investments in India’s industrial
sector.

6. 4. Stand-Up India Scheme
•Provides loans to SC/ST and women
entrepreneurs between ₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore
to start new businesses.

7. 5. Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana
(PMMY)
•Offers collateral-free loans up to ₹10 lakh to
micro and small enterprises.

8. 6. Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for
Micro and Small Enterprises
(CGTMSE)
•Provides credit guarantees to banks for loans
given to micro and small enterprises.

9. 7. Single Point Registration Scheme
(SPRS)
•Enables MSEs to get registered with NSIC to
avail benefits in government tenders.

10. 8. TIDE 2.0 (Technology Incubation
and Development of
Entrepreneurs)
•Supports tech startups working in emerging
technologies like AI, IoT, and blockchain.

11. 9. eBiz Portal
•A single-window platform for business
registrations, licenses, and clearances to ease
doing business.

12. 10. SAMRIDH Scheme
•Supports startups in digital products and
services by providing mentorship and funding
support.

13. 11. ASPIRE Scheme
•Promotes rural entrepreneurship and
innovation through incubation and training
centres.

14. 12. Digital India Initiative
•Empowers startups in IT and digital innovation
through improved digital infrastructure.

15. Conclusion
•Government schemes have created a strong
foundation for startups to thrive, contributing
to India’s economic growth.