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New helpline to assist Startups. #StartupMahakumbh
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Stop making idiotic helplines. Eliminate corruption, business harassment, tax extortion and mindless bureaucracy and businesses will thrive on their own. They don’t need your intervention.

Goyal ji, that last line in your video is the key. Regulations and Compliance are so archaic and so vague, every single person and every single business is doing something legally wrong. Helpline is a great step. Please work on simplifications next.

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Things are happening. Great to see @PiyushGoyal taking the lead on solving regulation problems for deep tech founders!

Sir, Helpline sounds good, but, again same lengthy process. Prevention is better than Cure. Just bring revolutionary reforms to fix everything.

GST officers kii corruption control kar sakti hai ye helpline? 😂

the best thing your stupid govt can do something for innovation is just stop doing things get out of way, stop all the stupid departments, useless compliances, daily harassment by illiterate officers, unlimited corruption just stop things uske alawa tere se kuch nahi ho payaga

Great to see for the first time a Govt trying to solve issues then and there itself , taking immediate steps to protect the startup ecosystem is really something that startups should cherish & focus on their products Appreciate @PiyushGoyal for being so vocal abt his concerns

Wow Startup India Bhaskar Portal Startup Mahakumbh Now Startup Maharathi Launching of 100s new platform will fix startup issues ?

Instead of simplifying the GST and IT laws, the minister is launching yet another useless helpline. This sums up the current govt thinking that they are not serious about reform.

It's not a helpline. It is more salt on wounds. Entrepreneurs did not ask for helpline. They asked for clearer rules, supportive policies, curbing corruption, reigning in the babus etc. Time for the government to reflect if it is able to live up it's end of the bargain, before scolding startups.
