Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, addressing a startup roundtable in Tokyo, invited Japanese investors to co-invest in Indian startups and proposed a “Japan-India deeptech capital corridor” to support early-stage innovation. Goyal also proposed an India-Japan startup pitching series modeled on “Shark Tank,” saying Indian startups could pitch for Japanese investment while Japanese startups could seek partners in India. Show more Show less
Piyush Goyal lays out 4-point plan in Tokyo, pitches India-Japan ‘Shark Tank’-style startup series
Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, addressing a startup roundtable in Tokyo, invited Japanese investors to co-invest in Indian startups and proposed a “Japan-India deeptech capital corridor” to support early-stage innovation. Goyal also proposed an India-Japan startup pitching series modeled on “Shark Tank,” saying Indian startups could pitch for Japanese investment while Japanese startups could seek partners in India.
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