Paytm, Snapdeal, Oyo Rooms, Zomato, Delhivery, Mobikwik, Lenskart... Do you know what’s common between these high-value startups? They were all founded in Delhi. In fact, Paytm was founded way back in 2010. Yet, the national capital region hasn’t really emerged as the startup capital of India. That crown still – for all practical purposes – belongs to Bangalore. This despite the AAP government’s focus on promoting startups since coming to power. In its latest move, Delhi announced several fiscal and non-fiscal incentives to promote entrepreneurship in the state. It is in keeping with the Kejriwal government’s stated ambition of creating 20 lakh jobs by 2027.