Startup India boots from non-metros
Even as the number of startups formed in 2017 dipped by 29%, there has been a shift to quality from quantity with sustainability and a large market opportunity becoming the sole metrics for investors.

Even as the number of startups formed in 2017 dipped by 29%, there has been a shift to quality from quantity with sustainability and a large market opportunity becoming the sole metrics for investors.
Certain key factors are helping this move towards tier-II and tier-III cities — albeit slowly — say industry body Nasscom and research firm Zinnov in their latest report. Here are the key takeaways.
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