Startup India Seed Fund Scheme
Seed Fund money in Nagaland
DPIIT approved Rs 5.0 crore to 1 incubator here, which is 0.7% of the national pot of Rs 755.3 crore. Rs 2.1 crore of it has actually been disbursed.
Approved
Rs 5.0cr
Disbursed
Rs 2.1cr
42% of approved
Incubators
1
Share of the national pot
5
of 755 (0.7%)
crore approved, against the whole scheme
The ledger
Every approved incubator in Nagaland, largest allocation first. Track length is the approved amount against the largest allocation in the state; the filled portion is what has actually been disbursed. An incubator's name is a link only where we hold a published record for it.
The register this money sits in
Nagaland has 282 companies on the Startup India register across 15 district labels, of which 124 carry DPIIT recognition. That works out at Rs 1,77,305 of approved Seed Fund money per registered company, though the scheme funds incubators rather than the register at large, and only a small number of companies ever receive any of it.
A note on the source's own arithmetic
The scheme reports Rs 5.0 crore as disbursed to startups in Nagaland, which is more than the Rs 2.1 crore it reports as disbursed to the incubators in the first place. The first and second application blocks overlap in the government's data, so the two figures are not directly comparable. We publish the inconsistency rather than quietly averaging it away, and we treat the approved figure as the reliable one.
Registration is not an operating signal. A large share of registered startups are dormant, and we have no way to tell you which. How we counted.