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‘Ghar-wapsi of Indian companies’: Zerodha's Nithin Kamath lauds govt move to fast-track start-ups' 'reverse flipping' | Company Business News
Nithin Kamath of Zerodha has praised the Indian government's initiative to fast-track the reversal of "flipping" — the process by which startups reincorporate back to India from foreign jurisdictions. This move, part of a broader strategy to strengthen the domestic startup ecosystem, aims to simplify the regulatory environment for Indian startups and encourage them to re-establish their operations in India. Kamath’s endorsement highlights the importance of such policies in fostering entrepreneurial growth and retaining local talent. By making it easier for startups to return, the government is signaling its commitment to supporting innovation and economic development within the country.