India’s tax reform could make it a hub for global investment decisions

India’s tax reform could make it a hub for global investment decisions

By Palak Devpura Over the past decade, Indian startups have raised nearly $151 billion across more than 25,000 funding rounds. India is now home to more than 2.23 lakh DPIIT-recognized startups, which have created more than 23 lakh direct jobs, making the country the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem. Yet many of the investment committees approving those investments have been based in Singapore, London, New York or Silicon Valley — not in …