Schemes

  Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) is providing clusters to enhance the productivity and competiveness and enhanced capacity along with collectiveness of MSMEs. It simply means that different units will be working under the one roof. It aims to ...

Design Clinic Scheme (DCS) for MSMEs Innovation is the way a person applies his ideas and design is the ultimate product shows all the mental works in physical manifestation. The objective of this scheme is to enhance the understanding and application of design and innovation in MSMEs (Medium, Small and ...

Entrepreneur Support Scheme ESS has been helping entrepreneurs and MSMEs since 2012 in order to make Kerala an entrepreneur’s hub. The same amount of focus has been also given to MSMEs to create a large amount of employment opportunities. The scheme provides following assistance and support to each successful applicant: Financial ...

Kerala Government in last four years, has launched various schemes specially to stop migration of its young population to Gulf countries. The state government is providing assistance to a number of industries among them food processing industry and Information Technology are the focus areas of this government. In line with ...

The government of India has set a target to increase the share of processed food in Indian food basket – 25% by 2025. The Vision 2015 of the Central Government aims to invest 1, 10,000 Cr in the food processing sector. In line with that Kerala government has setup ‘State ...

The internet was one of the most important innovation in 20th century changing the way of human interaction. It has now become an important element of everyone’s life and no longer are days when people may start asking ‘Right to Internet’. However, more than 60% of the world’s population still ...

Digital India’s success depends upon the successful implementation of its first program among its nine program – Broadband Highways. This is a challenge for the government but an opportunity for business and start-ups, and a much needed empowering tool for the common people. It has three sub-parts: 1. Broadband for ...

10,000 startups program has been there for over two years now since it was launched in 2013. It is an initiative by the National Association of Software & Services Companies (NASSCOM) to provide adequate support including incubation facilities, funding and infrastructure facilities to 10,000 technology startups in India by the year ...

This article gives detailed information on how to register  a Sole Proprietorship and Partnership firm.  Procedure to register a Sole Proprietorship firm: For Sole Proprietorship, there is no mandated rule as such but the owner may be required to attain a license specific to the mode of business from local ...

One of the most important steps for a start-up is to get the company registered to avail benefits and other government schemes. Generally, registration of a new business or enterprise in India is administered by the Companies Act 1956. This act is the single most important piece of legislation which ...