The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is responsible for formulating and implementing policies for startups in India. It is also responsible for promoting foreign direct investment and trade.

Startup India is the flagship program of the Government of India that provides financial assistance and other support to startups. It was launched in 2016 with the aim of promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in the country.

Government procurement preference is not a benefit offered to startups under the Startup India program. However, startups are eligible for other benefits such as tax exemption for three years, easy access to credit, mentorship and incubation support.

The minimum paid-up capital required for a company to be eligible for registration as a startup under the Startup India program is Rs. 1 lakh.

The company must have an annual turnover of less than Rs. 25 crores is not a criterion for a company to be eligible for registration as a startup under the Startup India program.

Startup India Hub is the online portal launched by the Government of India to facilitate registration of startups and provide information about various government schemes and initiatives for startups.

Tax filing assistance is not a benefit offered to startups under the Startup India Hub portal.

All of the above government bodies provide funding and support to startups in the technology sector.

Tax exemption is not a benefit offered to startups under the NSTEDB program.

All of the above government bodies provide funding and support to startups in the manufacturing sector.

Tax exemption is not a benefit offered to startups under the SIDBI program.

All of the above government bodies provide funding and support to startups in the agriculture sector.

Tax exemption is not a benefit offered to startups under the NABARD program.

All of the above government bodies provide funding and support to startups in the social sector.

Tax exemption is not a benefit offered to startups under the SEF program.