<ul><li>Indian startups are now opting for reverse flipping and choosing to incorporate, list, and headquarter in India.</li><li>The ease of doing business in India, rise in the country's ranking in the Ease of Doing Business Index, and the government's efforts to make doing business easier are the factors driving this trend.</li><li>Startups are attracted to the Indian market, customer base, and brand recognition, making listing in India a preferable option.</li><li>Undertaking a reverse flip requires regulatory analysis, balancing legal implications, considering valuation and stage of business, and could take 10 to 15 months to complete.</li></ul>

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