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DPIIT and Apna Join Forces to Streamline Startup Hiring in India

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has signed an MoU with Apna, a leading jobs and professional networking platform, to address hiring challenges for DPIIT-registered startups. As part of the initiative, over 700,000 registered startups will receive ₹2,000 worth of hiring credits to access Apna’s tailored talent pool. This partnership is set to streamline recruitment, accelerate startup growth, and generate employment across India.

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Startup Policy Forum Launches 'Startup Baithak' and 'Startup Baatcheet'

In celebration of National Startup Day 2025, the Startup Policy Forum (SPF) has launched two initiatives, 'Startup Baithak' and 'Startup Baatcheet', in collaboration with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) and Startup India. These programs aim to foster innovation, facilitate dialogue, and strengthen India's startup ecosystem.

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DPIIT Partners with HDFC Bank to Boost Indian Startup Ecosystem

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) has partnered with HDFC Bank to empower India's startup ecosystem. This collaboration aims to provide startups with tailored financial solutions, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities. HDFC Bank will offer credit access, working capital loans, and cash flow management tools, while also organizing workshops and capacity-building initiatives to enhance startup resilience. By leveraging HDFC Bank’s extensive network, startups will gain funding access and market visibility. This partnership is set to drive innovation, foster scalability, and strengthen India’s position as a global startup hub, reflecting a joint commitment to nurturing entrepreneurship and economic growth.

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Amazon India Partners with Startup India and DPIIT to Empower Startups

Amazon India has joined forces with Startup India, under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), to help Indian startups thrive through e-commerce. The partnership will provide eligible startups with access to Amazon’s marketplace, mentorship, and go-to-market support. Additionally, Amazon’s Saheli program will empower women entrepreneurs with tailored learning programs and access to a wide range of Amazon services. The collaboration also promotes the Bharat Startup Knowledge Access Registry (BHASKAR), aimed at fostering cooperation among key players in India’s startup ecosystem.

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Government Launches BHASKAR Platform to Boost India’s Startup Ecosystem

The government has launched 'Bhaskar', a digital platform aimed at enhancing India's startup ecosystem under the Startup India initiative. Led by the DPIIT, BHASKAR will centralize resources and foster collaboration among startups, investors, mentors, and service providers. The platform aims to create the world’s largest digital startup registry, providing personalized IDs for easier networking, searchability, and discovery of opportunities. This initiative aligns with India’s goal of becoming a global leader in innovation and entrepreneurship, supporting over 1,46,000 DPIIT-recognised startups.

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ITI Dollygunj's Startup Boot Camp Spurs Student Innovation

The Industrial Training Institute (ITI) at Dollygunj held a Startup Boot Camp, empowering over 100 students to transform their ideas into businesses. Organized by the Industries Department, the event focused on fostering entrepreneurship and innovation. Students learned about the Startup India scheme, startup procedures, and government benefits. Mr. Venkatesh Ch, Principal of ITI, emphasized the rewards of forming startups. Mrs. Sunitha Kumari, Assistant Director (Tech) at the Directorate of Industries, urged students to actively pursue their ideas. Unicorniz Innovations Pvt. Ltd. showcased their AR/VR software, enhancing the event's success. The boot camp concluded with a vote of thanks from Mr. Shahid Khan, marking the event as a resounding success.

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Michelin, DPIIT, and Startup India Launch AI Startup Challenge

Tyre manufacturer Michelin, in collaboration with the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), has launched the AI Startup Challenge to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in India. Hosted on the Startup India portal, this 12-week challenge invites AI startups to showcase their capabilities. The top three startups will receive paid pilot projects from Michelin and opportunities for global contracts and incubation support. The AI Startup Challenge starts with outreach and applications in July 2024, followed by shortlisting and mentorship, culminating in a demo day in September 2024. Michelin India's Managing Director Shantanu Deshpande emphasized the company’s commitment to sustainability and innovation, anticipating active participation from Indian startups to create global solutions.

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