India has launched the Startup Policy Forum (SPF) on Thursday, which aims to bridge the gap between startup founders and policymakers to support the country’s economy.

Founded by Shweta Rajpal Kohli, once Peak XV Partners’s chief public policy and communications officer, the forum focuses on policy advocacy for startups.

Over 30 major startups, including Razorpay, Swiggy, Dream11, and OYO, have joined.

The SPF operates through four councils targeting fintech, consumer and commerce, emerging technologies, and public companies.