Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Yogi Adityanath Distributes ₹5.21 Crore To Boost UP Startups
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a startup ceremony in Lucknow.
The government gave money to startups and organisations that help startups grow.
It said more than ₹3.42 crore went to 107 startups and ₹1.79 crore went to nine incubators.
Five startups received cheques directly on the stage.
Other startups and entrepreneurs were also honoured.
Some businesses work on drones, rocket engines, health screening and security equipment.
Edubuk said it received a ₹4.50 lakh grant for its education and technology work.
The government said its policies are meant to make funding, facilities and other support easier to access.
The event was presented as a way to strengthen Uttar Pradesh’s startup ecosystem.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath honoured startups, incubators and entrepreneurs at Lok Bhavan in Lucknow on August 27.
The Uttar Pradesh government said it distributed more than ₹3.42 crore to 107 startups and ₹1.79 crore to nine incubators.
Five startups, including Singh Dynamics, Decode Softwares, Trishul Space, Genomiki Solutions and PHSI Technology, received stage incentives.
Incubator incentives and recognition certificates were presented to several institutions, including NavYug Innovation Foundation, IET Lucknow, NIET, VBSPU and MSU Academic Foundation.
Startups supported by the Uttar Pradesh Startup Fund and entrepreneurs participating in Bharat Innovates were also felicitated.
- Who
- Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Uttar Pradesh startups, incubators and entrepreneurs participating in Bharat Innovates.
- What
- The government distributed startup and incubator incentives, presented recognition certificates and felicitated selected startups and entrepreneurs.
- When
- August 27.
- Where
- Lok Bhavan in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- To support and promote Uttar Pradesh’s startup ecosystem and recognise organisations and entrepreneurs contributing to the state’s development.
- Total incentives announced
- More than ₹5.21 crore: over ₹3.42 crore for 107 startups and ₹1.79 crore for nine incubators.
- Stage startup recipients
- Five startups received incentive cheques: Singh Dynamics, Decode Softwares, Trishul Space, Genomiki Solutions and PHSI Technology.
- Incubator incentive recipients
- NavYug Innovation Foundation, IET Lucknow and NIET were named among the incubator incentive recipients.
- Recognition certificates
- VBSPU Incubation and Innovation and MSU Academic Foundation received incubator recognition certificates.
- Startup Fund honourees
- Magnum Technology and Alphadroid India were honoured; Brisk Olif received a Letter of Intent.
- Edubuk grant
- Edubuk said it received a ₹4.50 lakh government grant and had attracted investments of up to ₹80 lakh.
- Named technology projects
- The participating startups described work involving drones, cryogenic rocket engines, newborn health screening, cybersecurity and data analytics.
