
The Indian government has expanded the Startup India programme by doubling the turnover limit for startups to Rs 200 crore and formally recognising deep tech startups as a separate category. Deep tech startups, defined by significant R&D expenditure and novel intellectual property, can now receive benefits for up to 20 years with a turnover ceiling of Rs 300 crore. The changes also extend startup recognition to certain cooperative enterprises, reflecting evolving innovation cycles and capital needs in the ecosystem.
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