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The 'Startup India' initiative of the Government of India is mainly intended to:
Startup India aims to build an ecosystem that nurtures innovation and supports startups through recognition, simplified compliance, tax benefits and easier access to funding. It does not nationalise firms, curb foreign investment or remove registration requirements, since startups must still be formally incorporated entities.
- ANationalise emerging technology firms
- BBuild an ecosystem that fosters innovation and supports startups through recognition, easier compliance and funding accessCorrect
- CRestrict foreign investment in new ventures
- DReplace the need for company registration for small businesses
Explanation
Startup India aims to build a supportive ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship through recognition, simplified compliance, tax benefits and funding support. It does not nationalise firms, restrict foreign investment or remove registration needs. Startups still have to be incorporated as a company, LLP or partnership.
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