Instead of creating separate startup funds, states and Union territories have been asked to pool capital through the revamped Startup India Fund of Funds to widen access to venture financing in deep tech, manufacturing and emerging startup hubs.
Instead of creating separate startup funds, states and Union territories have been asked to pool capital through the revamped Startup India Fund of Funds to widen access to venture financing in deep tech, manufacturing and emerging startup hubs.
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Instead of creating separate startup funds, states and Union territories have been asked to pool capital through the revamped Startup India Fund of Funds to widen access to venture financing in deep tech, manufacturing and emerging startup hubs.
