Satya Prakash Gupta

  After the startup initiative announced by the Prime Minister in 2016, the country has become the third largest startup ecosystem in the world in six years, said the DPIIT secretary The trademark registrations are also up four-fold in the country, Jain attributed this growth to simplification of the patent and trademark registration processes Having seen the launch of more than 55K startups till date, India is home to more than 38K active startups, making it the third-largest startup ecosystem in the world after China and the US Read more :- https://inc42.com/buzz/almost-80-startups-getting-registered-daily-in-india-says-dpiit-secretary/

  Hammered markets, increased interest rates by the Fed, unabated war – reasons enough to develop cracks in the funding ecosystem for startups  44 startups turned unicorn in 12 months of 2021 while 15 have attained this coveted status in the first three months of 2022. Many would believe that the momentum continues. But deeper analysis paints a different picture. Sample this: Ride-hailing app Ola, which was planning to get listed on the bourses this year, is now planning to raise a new round of funding at a lower valuation. This will likely be the first down round of a large Indian unicorn after the boom last year. Read more : https://www.outlookindia.com/business/is-the-great-indian-startup-funding-party-coming-to-an-end--news-189617