The Delhi government on Sunday held a roundtable with leading startup founders, investors and industry representatives to seek suggestions on the implementation of its Startup and Incubation Policy, 2026, which aims to support more than 10,000 startups and generate over four lakh jobs.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who attended the meeting, said Delhi has the talent, educational institutions, technology capabilities and large consumer market needed to emerge as a major startup and innovation hub.
The roundtable was organised by the Department of Training and Technical Education in collaboration with Youth for Governance at The Lalit in New Delhi.
The meeting was attended by prominent entrepreneurs and investors, including Info Edge founder Sanjeev Bikhchandani, Snapdeal co-founder and Titan Capital founder Kunal Bahl, Swiggy CEO Rohit Kapoor, Urban Company co-founder Abhiraj Singh Bhal, CARS24 founder Vikram Chopra and CashKaro co-founder Swati Bhargava, it stated.
Representatives from companies and startups including Innov8, Veeba, InsuranceDekho, Zypp Electric, Statiq, AstroTalk, Newton School of Technology and Ecosoul also participated in the discussions, the statement read.
