Delhi becomes start-up capital

Delhi becomes start-up capital

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Category : National Published on: February 02 2022

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  • Delhi has replaced Bengaluru as the startup capital of India as over 5,000 recognised startups were added in Delhi while 4,514 startups were added in Bangalore between April 2019 to December 2021.
  • With a total of 11,308 startups, Maharashtra has the highest number of recognised startups in the country.
  • India had a record number of start-ups (44) to reach 'Unicorn' status in 2021. 
  • It overtook the UK to emerge as the third highest country in a number of unicorns after the US and China which added 487 and 301 unicorns respectively in 2021.
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