Nitin Gadkari, the Union Road Transport & MSME Minister on Friday stated that ease of doing business for MSMEs, the government is working on creating an agro MSME category to push entrepreneurship in rural and tribal areas and help manufacturing via local and raw produce.
Under this category, “MSME industries will be planned at Gram Panchayat level and such industries will contribute towards the development of the respective village.”
He added that plans to build smart village, smart city, industrial clusters and other facilities at both sides of highways are also on cards. The move will help in lowering the cost of power and labour at low level and will also enable MSMEs to produce goods at competitive prices.
Urging traders to contribute to the changing India, Nitin Gadkari said that in the aftermath of coronavirus crisis, “Innovation, entrepreneurship, knowledge, digital technology shall be the four basic fundamentals of future business in the country and therefore the traders of India should began the transformation process from traditional system to digital system.” The minister was addressing a conference by trade body CAIT. He also addressed the issue of farmers and said the country needs to increase the purchasing power of farmers. He also stressed on the need of technological advancements in the farming sector to sustain the sector.
Meanwhile, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a major relief package for the country’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises as India reels under the coronavirus crisis.
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We are government contractors in building infrastructure like roads in rural areas, after execution of works, while payment who ever the government they are turning around, blaming that we have done in last government hence they are not liable. We made sufferers from the attitude of governments. It should be eradicated. No contractor is dared to bring it to the notice of courts as it is time consuming. It should be resolved.
First empower msme to get dues paid by clients who take services then refuse to pay