DPIIT signs five MoUs expanding startup digital and cloud support

In India, a government department called DPIIT helps people who start new small companies, which are called startups.

It just signed five special agreements, called MoUs, with different companies and groups.

The agreements are meant to give startups more help with digital tools, technology, advice, money and markets.

One payments company will help startups accept money from customers safely.

Another company will help startups use cloud computing, which is like renting powerful computers over the internet.

A partnership with Darwin Dynamics will support new businesses in smaller towns, villages and rural areas.

Another MoU will help startups that work with cars and transportation.

A council will help startups find investors and sell their products in other countries.

This is meant to help startups grow and make India's startup ecosystem stronger.