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Haryana CM Launches 'Startup Haryana Seva Sankalp' to Aid State Entrepreneurs
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🗓 03 Oct 2026, 03:17 AM
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The chief minister of Haryana inaugurated the 'Startup Haryana Seva Sankalp' scheme, pledging resources and mentorship so that no promising idea is abandoned for lack of support.
New Delhi, Oct 2 — The chief minister of Haryana unveiled the "Startup Haryana Seva Sankalp" initiative today, describing it as a state‑wide effort to ensure that every viable entrepreneurial idea receives the backing it needs. The programme is positioned as a one‑stop platform offering financial aid, mentorship, and infrastructural support to budding startups across the state.
Speaking at the launch event, the chief minister emphasized that lack of resources should never be a barrier to innovation. He highlighted the government's intent to create a conducive ecosystem that bridges the gap between ideas and market readiness.
The initiative will operate through a network of incubation centres and liaison offices, allowing entrepreneurs to access guidance from industry experts and connect with potential investors. Officials said the scheme will be rolled out in phases, beginning with districts that have shown high startup activity.
Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and existing startup founders were invited to collaborate, signalling a multi‑stakeholder approach. The government expects the programme to generate new jobs and attract investment to Haryana's emerging tech and manufacturing hubs.
Details on eligibility criteria and application procedures are expected to be released on the official state portal within the next week.
Speaking at the launch event, the chief minister emphasized that lack of resources should never be a barrier to innovation. He highlighted the government's intent to create a conducive ecosystem that bridges the gap between ideas and market readiness.
The initiative will operate through a network of incubation centres and liaison offices, allowing entrepreneurs to access guidance from industry experts and connect with potential investors. Officials said the scheme will be rolled out in phases, beginning with districts that have shown high startup activity.
Stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and existing startup founders were invited to collaborate, signalling a multi‑stakeholder approach. The government expects the programme to generate new jobs and attract investment to Haryana's emerging tech and manufacturing hubs.
Details on eligibility criteria and application procedures are expected to be released on the official state portal within the next week.