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Maharashtra Emerges As India's Startup Capital, 45% Led By Women: CM Fadnavis

Maharashtra Emerges As India's Startup Capital, 45% Led By Women: CM Fadnavis
'Maharashtra Emerges As India's True "Startup Capital", 45% Led By Women': CM Devendra Fadnavis · freepressjournal.in

Maharashtra is now the biggest hub for new businesses in India, and a lot of these new businesses are started by women!

The Chief Minister said that almost half of the startups in Maharashtra are led by women.

He believes that these women and the state's young people will help India grow its economy.

The state government is creating plans to help more people start their own businesses.

They also want to make sure that new ideas help make people's lives easier.

Innovations are happening faster with new technology, and India is becoming a very important place for new companies, soon to be the second biggest in the world.

The Chief Minister also talked about how a historic women's university is helping empower women to become leaders and innovators.

Key facts

State with most registered startups
Maharashtra
Percentage of startups led by women
45%
Event
Innovation Mahakumbh 2025
Inauguration Location
SNDT Women's University, Juhu, Mumbai
Key sectors for awarded startup ideas
Healthcare, Agriculture, Transport Management

Quotes

Devendra Fadnavis

Chief Minister of Maharashtra

“Modern innovation is not just about creating new products but also about making life easier. When an idea transforms into market reality, it propels the economy. Technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics are accelerating new ideas. Startup India initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made the country the world's third-largest startup ecosystem. India is poised to rise to the second spot soon.”
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“It is a matter of pride that Maharashtra has the highest number of registered startups in India and 45 per cent of these are led by women. The state's youth and women entrepreneurs will play a crucial role in driving India's growth.”
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