Startup India
India’s Startup ecosystem now includes over 1.4 lakh DPIIT-recognized ventures, creating 1.55 million+ jobs as of June 2024. With 100+ GenAI startups raising USD 600M+, innovation is thriving across sectors and regions. Startup India empowers entrepreneurship in Tier 1–3 cities and welcomes global founders seeking local growth opportunitie
Government e Marketplace
The Government e-Marketplace (GeM) has revolutionized public procurement in India by providing a transparent, efficient, and paperless platform for government buyers and private sellers. As of 2024, GeM has facilitated business worth over ₹4 lakh crore, benefiting over 60,000 government buyers and 15 lakh+ sellers and service providers.
Hiring Overseas Employees in India
1.9 million professionals are currently employed in India’s offshore corporate/GCC hubs, with 600,000–900,000 more roles expected by 2030. Mid‑market GCCs alone will add 40,000 new jobs by 2026, expanding total headcount to over 260,000
Starup Investment
India’s startup ecosystem raised $11.3 billion in 2024, showing signs of recovery after a funding slowdown. In Q1 2025 alone, startups secured $3.1 billion, marking a 41% year-over-year growth. India is now the 3rd most-funded startup ecosystem globally, ahead of Germany and Israel. Top-funded sectors include Fintech ($739M), E-commerce ($610M), and Healthtech ($496M). Over $8.7 billion in new VC/PE funds were launched in 2024, fueling early-stage and deep-tech startups. Major deals include Erisha E Mobility ($1B) and Zepto ($1B+), signaling investor confidence in innovation.
Healthcare Market
India’s healthcare market is projected to reach $638 billion by 2030, driven by rising demand, government initiatives, and digital health adoption. With over 1.5 lakh health and wellness centers being established under Ayushman Bharat and a strong push toward telemedicine, the sector is rapidly evolving. Foreign and domestic companies are tapping into Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities for diagnostics, pharma, and medical equipment distribution. Government schemes like PLI for Medical Devices and FDI-friendly policies are encouraging new entrants.
Agri-Tech in India: Powering the Next Green Revolution
India’s agri-tech sector is set to grow to $24 billion by 2025, yet only a fraction of this potential has been tapped. Startups are revolutionizing the sector through AI-driven crop monitoring, drone-based spraying, and digital marketplaces for farmers. Government programs like Digital Agriculture Mission, e-NAM, and Agri-Startup Challenge are fostering innovation and investment. Rising smartphone penetration and low-cost data are empowering farmers to adopt tech solutions at scale. Opportunities exist in precision farming, supply chain digitization, and rural credit platforms