The Karnataka government has cleared a ₹518 crore Startup Policy (2025–2030) to support over 25,000 startups in sectors like AI, blockchain, EVs, and semiconductors. The new policy aims to expand innovation beyond Bengaluru, promote women-led startups, and create 1 million new jobs by 2030, cementing Karnataka’s role as India’s leading startup and tech hub.
Google for Startups India, in association with Scaler, has launched a program called ‘Startup School: Prompt to Prototype’ to help Indian founders build AI-driven products faster. The program offers hands-on training with Google’s AI tools like Gemini, Imagen, and NotebookLM that help entrepreneurs prototype, research and deploy real-world AI applications quickly without the need for deep technical expertise.
The Karnataka government has cleared a ₹518 crore Startup Policy (2025–2030) to support over 25,000 startups in sectors like AI, blockchain, EVs, and semiconductors. The new policy aims to expand innovation beyond Bengaluru, promote women-led startups, and create 1 million new jobs by 2030, cementing Karnataka’s role as India’s leading startup and tech hub.
Google for Startups India, in association with Scaler, has launched a program called ‘Startup School: Prompt to Prototype’ to help Indian founders build AI-driven products faster. The program offers hands-on training with Google’s AI tools like Gemini, Imagen, and NotebookLM that help entrepreneurs prototype, research and deploy real-world AI applications quickly without the need for deep technical expertise.
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