DIGITAL INDIA 2020(CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP) After introducing digital India the digital banks are becoming easier payments and famous. Cashless…transactions can turn entrepreneurial Idea…nowadays people called as (fintech). Examples of fintech solutions: Bhim application Google pay Paytm Phone pe How goods and service tax and its effects on start-up and entrepreneurs Before introducing GST all the entrepreneurs need to go sales tax, value-added tax.Etc..Etc.. After introducing GST all the taxation process centralized. (One nation one tax) E-commerce and online Startups enjoy the tax. Increased efficiency in logistics. More tax burden for manufacturing start-up "Special economic zones" Increase business incubators and startups Job creation through startups Economic development through startups Foreign direct investment in new startups Less tax levy to new startups Advantages: The start-up India scheme was launched in 2016 January The govt. launched the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana April 2015 that provide loans to new start-up non-corporates and non-farm MSME in their initial stage The govt. provide Income Tax Exemption for Startup for the first three years of profit made by the company Capital gain Tax Exemption Up to 80% rebate on the patent cost Negative influence: India is a complex country with countless castes, religions and languages The political parties have evolved to address their needs and give the minority groups a platform and a voice that is heard at the national level A political dispute had a relatively minor impact on new entrepreneurs growth when compared to the present days. Policy as a market catalyst Political solidity and culture *Conclusion* It is evident that a coalition government slows the reform process. However, it is a positive development in Indian entrepreneurship, that, we have stayed the path of liberalization. There are no major differences between Congress and BJP as far as economic policies are concerned, we have stayed the path of liberalization. There are no major differences between Congress and BJP as far as economic policies are concerned,