The Indian Prime Minister has announced new programs called "Stand Up India" and "Startup India" to encourage entrepreneurship and startup culture in India. The programs aim to leverage the technical skills of Indian youth to solve problems through new business ideas. At an event in New Delhi, the government unveiled a host of schemes to support startups in growing rapidly. These include tax exemptions for 3 years, credit guarantees, funding of 2500 crore for startups, establishing bioclusters and tinkering labs, and relaxed public procurement and intellectual property rules for startups. While some remain skeptical, supporters like Nikesh Arora of Softbank say the initiative is pathbreaking and can help catapult India to new heights by utilizing talent