India's startup ecosystem is experiencing robust growth and innovation, supported by strategic initiatives and investments aligned with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat. BPCL's Project Ankur has invested ₹28 crore to support over 30 startups across sectors such as energy and healthcare. The government-backed SATAT scheme has approved 1,076 compressed biogas (CBG) projects since 2018, with 100 plants currently operational processing 700 tonnes per day and an additional 80 plants under construction with a capacity of 600 tonnes per day. The initiative also includes over 315 retail points and 61 city gas distribution networks. Investors emphasize that beyond capital, fostering mutually beneficial relationships among portfolio companies is crucial for startup success. Platforms like Leap to Unicorn Season 3 aim to identify and support India's most promising startups, providing more than just funding but a launchpad for scaling and disruption. Industry leaders highlight the importance of strategic digital infrastructure, as exemplified by firms like Blinkit, in powering modern economic growth. Angel investing is increasingly recognized as a key driver in building the next generation of unicorns in India.