VIVEK, C MC MVIVEKH U, Megha2026-05-092026-05-092026-01https://gnanaganga.alliance.edu.in/handle/123456789/10767Over the past ten years, India has seen a phenomenal growth in entrepreneurial endeavours. What was once a small ecosystem comprising a few technology-based enterprises has emerged as one of the world’s most fast-growing start-up hotbeds, with thousands of new businesses sprouting up every year across sectors like fintech, health tech, e-commerce, aggrotech, and education technology. This has positioned India as one of the leading countries in innovation, job creation, and digital transformation. Recognizing the importance of entrepreneurship for national development, the Government of India has established a number of financial and regulatory initiatives aimed at smoothing the path to starting and scaling a venture. Among the most potent tools any government possesses in encouraging entrepreneurial activity are tax incentives. The very intention behind these is to lessen the financial burden on start-ups, make access to capital easier for founders, and provide an ecosystem where innovation is suitably rewarded.enStart-upsEntrepreneurshipIndiatext::report