Delhi Beats Bengaluru to Become India's Start-up Capital

Delhi has replaced Bengaluru as India’s start-up capital, as 5,000 recognised start-ups were added in the national capital between April 2019 and December 2021, Business Standard reported, citing the Economic Survey 2021-22.

Bengaluru – the well-known tech hub in the centre of the country – added 4,514 start-ups during the same period, according to Economic Survey. India has more than 61,400 start-ups that have been recognised by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.

Read the full report: Business Standard.

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