Lok Sabha Question No. 35 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2022-12-07
Subject: Startup India Scheme
Ministry: COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
Asked by: Sanganna Amarappa Karadi, Umesh G. Jadhav, Jaisiddeshwar Shivacharya Mahaswamiji

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT FOR PROMOTION OF INDUSTRY AND INTERNAL TRADE

## LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35.

TO BE ANSWERED ON WEDNESDAY, THE 07 TH  DECEMBER, 2022.

## STARTUP INDIA SCHEME

35. SHRI SANGANNA AMARAPPA: DR. UMESH G. JADHAV: SHRI SHA.BRA.DR.JAI SIDDESHWAR SHIVACHARYA MAHASWAMIJI:

## Will the Minister of COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY be pleased to state: वाणिज्य एवं उद्योग मंत्री

- (a) the details of main features of the Startup India Scheme;
- (b) the number of registrations made across the country under the scheme from the date of its commencement in the State of Karnataka and Maharashtra;
- (c) the  details  of  the  amount  sanctioned,  allocated  and  utilized  under  the  scheme along with the targets set/ achieved, State/UT-wise;
- (d) the names of the five States which have initiated/ made maximum registrations of startups in Karnataka and Maharashtra; and
- (e) the  district-wise  number  of  registrations  made  in  Karnataka  and  Maharashtra under  the scheme during the last two years?

## ANSWER

## वाणिज्य एवं उद्योग मंत्रालय में राज्य मंत्री ( श्री सोम प्रकाश ) THE MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRY (SHRI SOM PARKASH)

- (a): The Government with an intent to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and startups in the country launched Startup India initiative on 16th January 2016.

In order to meet the objectives of the initiative, the Government unveiled an Action Plan for Startup India that laid the foundation of Government support, schemes and  incentives envisaged to create a vibrant startup ecosystem in the country. The Action Plan comprises of 19 action items spanning across areas  such  as  'Simplification  and  handholding',  'Funding  support  and incentives' and 'Industry- academia partnership and incubation'.

Sustained Government efforts in this direction have resulted in increasing the    number of recognized Startups from 452 in 2016 to 84,012 in 2022 (as on 30th November 2022).

Details of various programs undertaken under Startup India initiative  since inception are placed at Annexure-I .

- (b): As  per  eligibility  conditions  prescribed  under  G.S.R.  notification  127  (E) dated  19th  February,  2019,  entities  are  recognized  as  startups  by  the Department for Promotion  of  Industry  and  Internal  Trade  (DPIIT).  84,012 entities have been recognised as startups from across the country by the DPIIT as on 30 th  November 2022 . The State/ UT wise number of startups recognition by the DPIIT from the date of commencement of the Startup India initiative is placed at Annexure-II .
- (c): Under  Startup  India  Initiative,  to  provide  capital  at  various  stages  of business  cycle  of  a  startup,  the  Government  has  implemented  Fund  of Funds for Startups (FFS) and Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS). Both the Schemes are              implemented on Pan-India basis.

The Fund of Funds for Startups Scheme was approved and established in June 2016 with a corpus of Rs 10,000 crore, with contribution spread over the  14th  and  15th  Finance  Commission  cycle  based  on  progress  of implementation,  to  provide  much-needed  boost  to  the  Indian  startup ecosystem and enable access  to domestic capital.

Under  FFS,  the  Scheme  does  not  directly  invest  in  startups,  instead provides  capital  to  SEBI-registered  Alternative  Investment  Funds  (AIFs), known  as  daughter  funds,  who  in  turn  invest  money  in  growing  Indian startups  through  equity  and  equity-linked  instruments.  Small  Industries Development  Bank  of  India  (SIDBI)  has  been  given  the  mandate  of operating  this  Fund  through  selection  of  suitable  daughter  funds  and overseeing the disbursal of committed capital. AIFs supported under FFS are required to invest at least 2x of the amount committed under FFS in startups.

As  on  30 th  November  2022,  in  the  FFS,  of  the  corpus  of  Rs.  10,000 crore,  Rs. 7,527.95 crore has been approved (committed) to the AIFs. The State/ UT wise details are placed at Annexure-III .

The Startup India Seed Fund Scheme has been approved for the period of 4  years  starting  from  2021-22.  The  Scheme  aims  to  provide  financial assistance to startups  for proof of concept, prototype development, product trials,  market entry and commercialization. It has been implemented with effect from 1st April 2021.

Under  SISFS,  as  per  provisions of  the  Scheme,  the  Government  has constituted an Experts Advisory Committee (EAC) which is responsible for the  overall execution and monitoring of the SISFS. The EAC evaluates and selects incubators for allocation of funds under the Scheme. The selected incubators thereon shortlist the startups based on parameters outlined in Scheme guidelines.

As  on  30th  November  2022,  in  the  SISFS,  of  the  corpus  of  Rs.  945 crore,  Rs. 455.25 crore has been approved to 126 incubators of which Rs. 186.15 crore has been disbursed. The State/ UT wise details are placed at Annexure-IV .

- (d): Under Startup India Initiative, entities are recognized by the Department for Promotion  of  Industry  and  Internal  Trade  (DPIIT)  as  startups  as  per eligibility conditions prescribed under G.S.R. notification 127 (E) dated 19th February,  2019.  As  on  30 th  November 2022, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Delhi, Uttar  Pradesh  and  Gujarat  are  the  top  five  States/UTs  in  terms  of  number  of recognised startups.
- (e): Under Startup  India  Initiative,  entities  are  recognized  as  startups  by  the DPIIT as per eligibility conditions prescribed under G.S.R. notification 127 (E)  dated  19th  February,  2019.  The  district-wise  number  of  entities recognised  as  startups  by  the  DPIIT  in  the  States  of  Karnataka  and Maharashtra during the last two years is placed at Annexure-V .

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## ANNEXURE-I

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PART (a) OF THE  LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35 FOR ANSWER ON 07.12.2022

## Programs Launched under Startup India initiative

The details of various programs undertaken by the Government to promote startups under Startup India initiative across the country are as under:

1. Startup India Action Plan :  An Action Plan for Startup India was unveiled on 16 th January 2016. The Action Plan comprises of 19 action items spanning across areas such  as  'Simplification  and  handholding',  'Funding  support  and  incentives'  and 'Industry-academia partnership and incubation'. The Action Plan laid the foundation of  Government  support,  schemes  and  incentives  envisaged  to  create  a  vibrant startup ecosystem in the country.
2. Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) Scheme : The Government has established FFS with corpus of Rs. 10,000 crore, to meet the funding needs of startups. DPIIT is the monitoring agency and Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) is the operating agency for FFS. The total corpus of Rs. 10,000 crore is envisaged to be provided over the 14th and 15th Finance Commission cycles based on progress of the scheme and availability of funds. It has not only made capital available for startups at early stage, seed stage and growth stage but also played a catalytic role in terms of facilitating raising of domestic capital, reducing dependence on foreign capital and encouraging home grown and new venture capital funds.
3. Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups (CGSS) : The Government has established the Credit Guarantee Scheme for Startups for providing credit guarantees to loans extended  to  DPIIT  recognized  startups  by  Scheduled  Commercial  Banks,  NonBanking Financial Companies (NBFCs) and Venture Debt Funds (VDFs) under SEBI registered  Alternative  Investment  Funds.  CGSS  is  aimed  at  providing  credit guarantee up to a specified limit against loans extended by Member Institutions (MIs) to finance eligible borrowers viz. DPIIT recognised startups.
4. Regulatory  Reforms :  Over  50  regulatory  reforms  have  been  undertaken  by  the Government since 2016 to enhance ease of doing business, ease of raising capital and reduce compliance burden for the startup ecosystem.
5. Ease  of  Procurement : To  enable  ease  of procurement,  Central  Ministries/ Departments are directed to relax conditions of prior turnover and prior experience in public procurement for all DPIIT recognised startups subject to meeting quality and technical specifications. Further, Government e-Marketplace (GeM) Startup Runway has been developed which is a dedicated corner for startups to sell products and services directly to the Government.
6. Support for Intellectual Property Protection : Startups are eligible for fast-tracked patent application examination and disposal. The Government launched Start-ups Intellectual Property Protection (SIPP) which facilitates the startups to file applications for  patents,  designs  and  trademarks  through  registered  facilitators  in appropriate  IP  offices  by  paying  only  the  statutory  fees.  Facilitators  under  this Scheme  are  responsible  for  providing  general  advisory  on  different  IPRs,  and information on protecting and promoting IPRs in other countries. The Government bears  the  entire  fees  of  the  facilitators  for  any  number  of  patents,  trademark  or designs, and startups only bear the cost of the statutory fees payable. Startups are provided with an 80% rebate in filing of patents and 50% rebate in filling of trademark vis-a-vis other companies.
7. Self-Certification under Labour and Environmental laws : Startups are allowed to self-certify their compliance under 9 Labour and 3 Environment laws for a period of 3 to 5 years from the date of incorporation.
8. Income Tax Exemption for 3 years: Startups incorporated on or after 1st April 2016 can apply for income tax exemption. The recognized startups that are granted an Inter-Ministerial Board Certificate are exempted from income-tax for a period of 3 consecutive years out of 10 years since incorporation.
9. International Market Access to Indian Startups : One of the key objectives under the  Startup  India  initiative  is  to  help  connect  Indian  startup  ecosystem  to  global startup ecosystems through various engagement models. This has been done though international Government to Government partnerships, participation in international forums and hosting of global events. Startup India has launched bridges with over 15 countries (Brazil, Sweden, Russia, Portugal, UK, Finland, Netherlands, Singapore, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Canada, Croatia, Qatar and UAE) that provides a softlanding  platform  for  startups  from  the  partner  nations  and  aid  in  promoting  cross collaboration.
10. Faster Exit for Startups : The Government has notified Startups as 'fast track firms' enabling  them  to  wind  up  operations  within  90  days  vis-a-vis  180  days  for  other companies.
11. Startup India Hub : The Government launched a Startup India Online Hub on 19 th June  2017  which  is  one  of  its  kind  online  platform  for  all  stakeholders  of  the entrepreneurial ecosystem in India to discover, connect and engage with each other. The Online Hub hosts Startups, Investors, Funds, Mentors, Academic Institutions, Incubators, Accelerators, Corporates, Government Bodies and more.
12. Exemption for the Purpose Of Clause (VII)(b) of Sub-section (2) of Section 56 of  the  Act  (2019) :  A  DPIIT  recognized  startup  is  eligible  for  exemption  from  the provisions of section 56(2)(viib) of the Income Tax Act.
13. Startup India Showcase : Startup India Showcase is an online discovery platform for the  most  promising  startups  of  the  country  chosen  through  various  programs  for

startups exhibited in a form of virtual profiles. The startups showcased on the platform have distinctly emerged as the best in their fields. These innovations span across various  cutting-edge  sectors  such  as  Fintech,  EntrepriseTech,  Social  Impact, HealthTech, EdTech, among others. These startups are solving critical problems and have shown exceptional innovation in their respective sectors. Ecosystem stakeholders have nurtured and supported these startups, thereby validating their presence on this platform.

14. National  Startup  Advisory  Council :  The  Government  in  January  2020  notified constitution of the National Startup Advisory Council to advise the Government on measures needed to build a strong ecosystem for nurturing innovation and startups in  the  country  to  drive  sustainable  economic  growth  and  generate  large  scale employment opportunities. Besides the ex-officio members, the council has a number of non-official  members,  representing various stakeholders from the startup ecosystem.
15. Startup India: The Way Ahead : Startup India: The Way Ahead at 5 years celebration of Startup India was unveiled on 16 th  January 2021 which includes actionable plans for promotion of ease of doing business for startups, greater role of technology in executing various reforms, building capacities of stakeholders and enabling a digital Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
16. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (SISFS): Easy availability of capital is essential for entrepreneurs at the early stages of growth of an enterprise. The capital required at this stage often presents a make-or-break situation for startups with good business ideas.  The  Scheme  aims  to  provide  financial  assistance  to  startups  for  proof  of concept, prototype development, product trials, market entry and commercialization. Rs. 945 crore has been sanctioned under the SISFS Scheme for period of 4 years starting from 2021-22.
17. National  Startup  Awards  (NSA) :  National  Startup  Awards  is  an  initiative  to recognize and reward outstanding startups and ecosystem enablers that are building innovative  products  or  solutions  and  scalable  enterprises,  with  high  potential  of employment generation or wealth creation, demonstrating measurable social impact. Handholding support is provided to all the finalists across various tracks viz. Investor Connect,  Mentorship,  Corporate  Connect,  Govt.  Connect,  International  Market Access, Regulatory Support, Startup Champions on Doordarshan and Startup India Showcase, etc.
18. States' Startup Ranking Framework (SRF) : States' Startup Ranking Framework is a  unique  initiative  to  harness  strength  of  competitive  federalism  and  create  a flourishing  startup  ecosystem  in  the  country.  The  major  objectives  of  the  ranking exercise  are  facilitating  states  to  identify,  learn  and  replace  good  practices, highlighting the policy intervention by states for promoting startup ecosystem and fostering competitiveness among states.
19. Startup Champions on Doordarshan : Startup Champions program on Doordarshan  is  a  one-hour  weekly  program  covering  stories  of  award  winning/ nationally  recognised  startups.  It  is  telecasted  in  both  Hindi  and  English  across Doordarshan network channels.
20. Startup India  Innovation  Week : The Government  organises Startup India Innovation week around the National Startup Day i.e. 16 th  January, with the primary goal  was  to  bring  together  the  country's  key  startups,  entrepreneurs,  investors, incubators,  funding  entities,  banks,  policymakers,  and  other  national/international stakeholders to celebrate entrepreneurship and promote innovation.

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## ANNEXURE-II

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PART (b) OF THE  LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35 FOR ANSWER ON 07.12.2022

The  State/  UT  wise  number  of  startups  recognition  by  the  DPIIT  from  the  date  of commencement of the Startup India initiative as on 30 th  November is as under:

| States                                   | 2016   | 2017   | 2018   | 2019   | 2020   | 2021   | 2022   | Total   |
|------------------------------------------|--------|--------|--------|--------|--------|--------|--------|---------|
| Andaman and Nicobar Islands              |        | 1      | 2      | 8      | 5      | 13     | 9      | 38      |
| Andhra Pradesh                           | 4      | 97     | 158    | 174    | 231    | 296    | 340    | 1,300   |
| Arunachal Pradesh                        |        |        | 2      | 2      |        | 4      | 8      | 16      |
| Assam                                    | 9      | 34     | 67     | 67     | 119    | 187    | 245    | 728     |
| Bihar                                    | 1      | 46     | 145    | 154    | 258    | 390    | 469    | 1,463   |
| Chandigarh                               | 8      | 21     | 25     | 39     | 53     | 69     | 73     | 288     |
| Chhattisgarh                             | 11     | 56     | 118    | 158    | 153    | 165    | 210    | 871     |
| Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu |        | 4      | 1      | 3      | 5      | 12     | 12     | 37      |
| Delhi                                    | 62     | 713    | 1,147  | 1,371  | 1,765  | 2,178  | 2,352  | 9,588   |
| Goa                                      | 2      | 19     | 43     | 41     | 67     | 80     | 99     | 351     |
| Gujarat                                  | 24     | 278    | 434    | 591    | 878    | 1,709  | 1,963  | 5,877   |
| Haryana                                  | 25     | 253    | 474    | 694    | 806    | 1,060  | 1,199  | 4,511   |
| Himachal Pradesh                         |        | 9      | 16     | 28     | 41     | 56     | 103    | 253     |
| Jammu and Kashmir                        | 2      | 13     | 43     | 37     | 64     | 132    | 159    | 450     |
| Jharkhand                                | 2      | 35     | 85     | 88     | 163    | 191    | 208    | 772     |
| Karnataka                                | 58     | 828    | 1,172  | 1,659  | 1,729  | 2,141  | 2,317  | 9,904   |
| Kerala                                   | 24     | 158    | 320    | 647    | 699    | 919    | 997    | 3,764   |
| Ladakh                                   |        |        |        |        | 1      |        | 4      | 5       |
| Lakshadweep                              |        |        |        |        | 1      |        |        | 1       |
| Madhya Pradesh                           | 7      | 101    | 287    | 327    | 423    | 557    | 813    | 2,515   |
| Maharashtra                              | 86     | 1,047  | 1,607  | 2,118  | 2,671  | 3,703  | 4,339  | 15,571  |
| Manipur                                  |        | 3      | 7      | 6      | 12     | 37     | 30     | 95      |
| Meghalaya                                |        |        | 2      | 5      |        | 9      | 10     | 26      |
| Mizoram                                  |        |        | 2      | 1      | 1      | 2      | 6      | 12      |
| Nagaland                                 | 1      | 4      | 2      | 2      | 5      | 7      | 7      | 28      |
| Odisha                                   | 4      | 105    | 163    | 184    | 277    | 389    | 400    | 1,522   |
| Puducherry                               |        | 3      | 15     | 10     | 13     | 17     | 29     | 87      |
| Punjab                                   | 7      | 28     | 63     | 92     | 146    | 240    | 263    | 839     |
| Rajasthan                                | 13     | 137    | 241    | 349    | 493    | 619    | 879    | 2,731   |
| Sikkim                                   |        | 1      |        | 2      | 1      | 3      | 2      | 9       |
| Tamil Nadu                               | 43     | 252    | 448    | 602    | 755    | 1,103  | 1,501  | 4,704   |
| Telangana                                | 20     | 303    | 496    | 592    | 798    | 980    | 1,237  | 4,426   |

| Tripura       |     |       | 2     | 7      | 23     | 11     | 26     | 69     |
|---------------|-----|-------|-------|--------|--------|--------|--------|--------|
| Uttar Pradesh |  27 | 385   | 764   | 873    | 1,370  | 1,966  | 2,334  | 7,719  |
| Uttarakhand   |   4 | 43    | 69    | 97     | 114    | 162    | 214    | 703    |
| West Bengal   |   8 | 170   | 269   | 300    | 394    | 682    | 916    | 2,739  |
| Grand Total   | 452 | 5,147 | 8,689 | 11,328 | 14,534 | 20,089 | 23,773 | 84,012 |

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## ANNEXURE-III

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PART (c) OF THE  LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35 FOR ANSWER ON 07.12.2022

The details of the amount allocated and utilized under the Fund of Funds for Startups , State/UT-wise as on 30 th  November 2022 are as under:

| Name of State/ UT   | Total Amount Allocated in Rs. Crore (Committed to the Alternative Investment Funds)   | Total Amount Utilised in Rs. Crore (Drawdowns made by the Alternative Investment Funds and Disbursed by SIDBI)   |
|---------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Assam               | 25.00                                                                                 | 16.48                                                                                                            |
| Delhi               | 751.00                                                                                | 539.31                                                                                                           |
| Gujarat             | 100.00                                                                                | 51.75                                                                                                            |
| Haryana             | 111.00                                                                                | 34.42                                                                                                            |
| Karnataka           | 1,719.75                                                                              | 754.15                                                                                                           |
| Maharashtra         | 4,241.20                                                                              | 1,450.58                                                                                                         |
| Tamil Nadu          | 450.00                                                                                | 279.05                                                                                                           |
| Telangana           | 130.00                                                                                | 78.56                                                                                                            |
| Grand Total         | 7,527.95                                                                              | 3,204.29                                                                                                         |

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## ANNEXURE-IV

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PART (c) OF THE  LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35 FOR ANSWER ON 07.12.2022

The details of the amount allocated and utilized under the Startup India Seed Fund Scheme , State/UT-wise as on 30 th  November 2022 are as under:

| Name of State/ UT   |   Total Amount Allocated (approved to the selected incubators)* (In Rs. Crore) |   Total Amount Utilised (disbursed to the selected incubators)* (In Rs. Crore) |
|---------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Andhra Pradesh      |                                                                           4    |                                                                           1.6  |
| Assam               |                                                                           2    |                                                                           0.8  |
| Bihar               |                                                                          10    |                                                                           4    |
| Chhattisgarh        |                                                                           1    |                                                                           0.4  |
| Delhi               |                                                                          12    |                                                                           4.8  |
| Goa                 |                                                                          11.8  |                                                                           4.72 |
| Gujarat             |                                                                          62    |                                                                          22.4  |
| Haryana             |                                                                           7    |                                                                           2.8  |
| Himachal Pradesh    |                                                                           8    |                                                                           2    |
| Karnataka           |                                                                          49.5  |                                                                          19.55 |
| Kerala              |                                                                          18    |                                                                           8.7  |
| Madhya Pradesh      |                                                                          12    |                                                                           4.8  |
| Maharashtra         |                                                                          62.5  |                                                                          23.6  |
| Odisha              |                                                                          19    |                                                                           6.8  |
| Puducherry          |                                                                           8    |                                                                           3.2  |
| Punjab              |                                                                          13    |                                                                           4    |
| Rajasthan           |                                                                          33.5  |                                                                          12.6  |
| Sikkim              |                                                                           3    |                                                                           1.2  |
| Tamil Nadu          |                                                                          34    |                                                                          18.7  |
| Telangana           |                                                                          39.95 |                                                                          17.58 |
| Uttar Pradesh       |                                                                          30    |                                                                          15.9  |
| Uttarakhand         |                                                                          10    |                                                                           4    |
| West Bengal         |                                                                           5    |                                                                           2    |
| Grand Total         |                                                                         455.25 |                                                                         186.15 |

* Note:

The above amounts are exclusive of management fee of 5% of the approved amount.

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## ANNEXURE-V

## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN  REPLY TO PART (e) OF THE  LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 35 FOR ANSWER ON 07.12.2022

The district-wise number of entities recognised as startups by the DPIIT in Karnataka during the last two years are as follows:

| Districts        | 2020   | 2021   |
|------------------|--------|--------|
| Bagalkot         | 4      | 3      |
| Ballari          | 3      | 8      |
| Belagavi         | 19     | 26     |
| Bengaluru        | 1      |        |
| Bengaluru Rural  | 45     | 136    |
| Bengaluru Urban  | 1,458  | 1,683  |
| Bidar            | 3      | 4      |
| Chamarajanagar   | 3      |        |
| Chikballapur     | 2      | 4      |
| Chikkamagaluru   | 4      | 3      |
| Chitradurga      | 2      | 5      |
| Dakshina Kannada | 34     | 41     |
| Davanagere       | 5      | 7      |
| Dharwad          | 29     | 39     |
| Gadag            |        | 3      |
| Hassan           | 3      | 11     |
| Haveri           | 1      | 4      |
| Kalaburagi       | 5      | 5      |
| Kodagu           | 2      | 3      |
| Kolar            | 6      | 10     |
| Koppal           |        | 2      |
| Mandya           | 10     | 3      |
| Mysuru           | 48     | 62     |
| Raichur          | 2      | 8      |
| Ramanagaram      | 5      | 3      |
| Shivamogga       | 10     | 17     |
| Tumakuru         | 8      | 10     |
| Udupi            | 8      | 21     |
| Uttara Kannada   | 5      | 9      |
| Vijayapura       | 4      | 10     |
| Yadgir           |        | 1      |
| Grand Total      | 1,729  | 2,141  |

The district-wise number of entities recognised as startups by the DPIIT in Maharashtra during the last two years are as follows:

| Districts       | 2020   | 2021   |
|-----------------|--------|--------|
| Ahmednagar      | 21     | 35     |
| Akola           | 4      | 18     |
| Amravati        | 8      | 20     |
| Aurangabad      | 39     | 84     |
| Beed            | 2      | 10     |
| Bhandara        | 6      | 5      |
| Buldhana        | 10     | 17     |
| Chandrapur      | 4      | 14     |
| Dhule           | 6      | 8      |
| Gadchiroli      | 4      | 1      |
| Gondia          | 9      | 13     |
| Hingoli         |        | 4      |
| Jalgaon         | 17     | 29     |
| Jalna           | 2      | 9      |
| Kolhapur        | 27     | 47     |
| Latur           | 8      | 10     |
| Mumbai          | 744    | 994    |
| Mumbai Suburban | 243    | 287    |
| Nagpur          | 124    | 162    |
| Nanded          | 10     | 18     |
| Nandurbar       | 2      | 6      |
| Nashik          | 82     | 122    |
| Navi Mumbai     | 1      |        |
| Osmanabad       | 1      | 9      |
| Palghar         | 39     | 32     |
| Parbhani        | 5      | 7      |
| Pune            | 769    | 1,015  |
| Raigad          | 69     | 97     |
| Ratnagiri       | 7      | 8      |
| Sangli          | 15     | 32     |
| Satara          | 13     | 25     |
| Sindhudurg      | 3      | 5      |
| Solapur         | 18     | 26     |
| Thane           | 350    | 517    |
| Wardha          | 3      | 8      |
| Washim          | 3      | 1      |
| Yavatmal        | 3      | 8      |
| Grand Total     | 2,671  | 3,703  |

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