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🚨 Still confused about your IES preparation?
You're not alone.

Many aspirants struggle with:
▪️ The vast Economics syllabus
▪️ UPSC-style answer writing
▪️ Lack of a clear preparation roadmap
▪️ Inconsistent study routines
▪️ Doubts about self-study
▪️ Fear that academic marks will hold them back
▪️ Uncertainty about the IES exam process

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📈 India’s Startup Revolution: A Decade of Transformation (2016–2025) 🇮🇳🚀

When the Startup India initiative was launched in 2016, India had just a few hundred recognised startups. Less than a decade later, the country has emerged as one of the world’s leading startup ecosystems.

🔹 Key Highlights from the Startup India Journey

DPIIT-recognised startups increased from 288 in 2016 to over 2 lakh in 2025.

India’s startup ecosystem expanded beyond metros:
• Tier-1 cities accounted for 65% of startups in 2016
• By 2025, Tier-3 cities contributed 71% of new startups, showcasing deeper regional entrepreneurship.

Startup funding ecosystem witnessed remarkable growth:
• Funded startups increased from 2,000 in 2016 to 75,000 in 2025.

India’s startup founders are predominantly young:
• Around two-thirds of founders are below 40 years of age.
• Women entrepreneurs are growing rapidly, with a 20% CAGR, higher than that of male founders.

🔹 What Made This Growth Possible?
📌 Supportive government policies
📌 Digital transformation and technology adoption
📌 Expanding venture capital ecosystem
📌 Growing entrepreneurial culture across India
📌 Rise of innovation-driven businesses
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General Economics - III ( Environmental Economics )

🌍 India's climate transition is not just an environmental challenge—it's a financing challenge.

To achieve its climate commitments, India will need trillions of dollars in investment over the coming decades. The real question is not whether the money exists, but whether the institutions, policies, and financial architecture can mobilise it at scale.

Today's analysis explores climate finance, green bonds, RBI's evolving role, and the reforms needed to fund India's sustainable future.

A must-read for IES and Economics students.