Entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in economic development, job creation, and innovation. Recognizing its significance, the Government of India has formulated various policies and initiatives to promote entrepreneurship across different sectors and regions. These policies aim to create an enabling environment for entrepreneurs, provide financial and technical support, encourage innovation, and simplify regulatory frameworks to ease the process of starting and running businesses. One of the primary initiatives is the Startup India Policy, launched in 2016, which seeks to foster entrepreneurship by providing a comprehensive support ecosystem. Under this policy, startups are offered tax exemptions for the first three years, simplified compliance procedures, and easier access to government funding. The policy also encourages innovation through incubators and accelerators, connecting entrepreneurs with mentors, industry experts, and venture capitalists. A critical feature is the Fund of Funds for Startups (FFS) managed by the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), which provides partial funding to startups through venture capital firms, reducing financial barriers to entrepreneurship. The Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Development Policy also contributes significantly to promoting entrepreneurship. MSMEs are vital for inclusive growth and employment generation. The policy provides credit support through schemes like Credit Guarantee Fund Scheme (CGFS) and Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), which ensure access to affordable finance for small entrepreneurs. Additionally, the government facilitates technology upgradation, skill development, and marketing support for MSMEs, making it easier for them to compete in domestic and global markets. Financial inclusion is another key area addressed through policies such as