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India added 1,600 tech start-up, 12 unicorns in 2020: Nasscom report

Depending on headwinds, 2021 promises to be a positive year for Indian tech start-ups - marching steadily towards a trillion-dollar digital economy goal

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Startups | unicorn companies | Nasscom

Samreen Ahmed  |  Bengaluru 

Young entrepreneurs at a Workbench Projects Fablab in Bengaluru. Photo: Dalip Kumar
A Nasscom and Zinnov report says over 1,600 tech start-ups were added to the ecosystem last year with a record number of 12 new unicorns

As India moves towards becoming a digital economy, the technology start-up ecosystem continues to witness a significant growth trajectory on the back of rapid digitalisation and tech adoption.

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First Published: Thu, January 07 2021. 19:00 IST

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