The notification replaces the February 2019 startup framework and introduces a separate set of eligibility, tax and ...

DPIIT revises start-up definitions, recognizing deep-tech ventures with extended timelines and increased turnover limits to foster innovation.

"Keeping in view the evolving startup ecosystem and the need to support startups with targeted benefits at various stages of ...

Deep tech startups have been officially recognised by the government, allowing a 20-year operation period and a ₹300 crore ...

The definition of deep tech startups will have recognition of up to 20 years and a turnover limit of Rs 300 crore.

The government plans to broaden the definition of startups, including deep-tech and cooperatives, to enhance the startup ...

The expanded definition would include deep-tech, cooperatives and allow startups to pivot to deep-tech, the official said.

India has revised its startup framework, increasing turnover limits, extending eligibility for deep-tech firms, and including ...

The expanded definition would include deep-tech, cooperatives and allow startups to pivot to deep-tech, the official said.

The objective is to push more companies towards research-led innovation and high-impact technologies, while ensuring that ...

India may expand the definition of start-ups to boost innovation in AI, deep-tech, and cooperatives, with DPIIT offering new ...

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 ...