The Start-up India Initiative was launched by the Government of India in January 2016 with the vision of building a strong ecosystem that fosters innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. The initiative was introduced to empower entrepreneurs, simplify regulatory frameworks, and encourage investments in innovative business ideas. It recognizes that start-ups are crucial in generating employment opportunities, creating solutions for modern challenges, and enhancing India’s position in the global entrepreneurial landscape. The program specifically supports start-ups by providing easier access to funding, tax exemptions, incubation facilities, mentorship programs, and reducing bureaucratic hurdles that often discourage entrepreneurs. To put this vision into practice, the government laid out a 19 Point Action Plan which provides a structured framework for achieving these goals. The first key element of the action plan is simplification and handholding. This includes measures such as faster registration of start-ups through a mobile application and portal, allowing self-certification for compliance in areas like labor and environmental laws, and setting up legal support along with fast-tracking of patent examination at lower costs. Additionally, the government introduced an 80% rebate on patent filing fees, making it