Kerala got to promote entrepreneurship assistance to start-ups
Kochi Aug 31 PTI The Kerala government will take all possible steps to promote entrepreneurship and is committed to provide all possible assistance to start-ups Director of State Industries and Commerce Department S Harikishore has said Harikishore was speaking at a webinar organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry FICCI – Kerala State Council on Monday to promote entrepreneurship with the objective of increasing employment opportunities and achieving socio-economic growth in the post-COVID period He said more change is expected in the MSME sector as small and medium enterprises do not need a license for three years There are about 15 lakh MSME units in Kerala and all assistance will be given to them Currently there are many schemes in place but many fail to utilise it The government will take all possible steps to promote entrepreneurship and is committed to provide all possible assistance to start-ups More changes are expected in the sector as small and medium enterprises do not need a licence for three years he said during the webinar There are eight schemes that provide financial assistance to enterprises Subsidies were also available in the service sector he said in a release FICCI Kerala State Council Co-Chair Deepak Aswani said that as a state that provides a lot of support and assistance to startups Kerala has a lot of positive elements Kerala has a lot of potential in the areas of food processing textiles and agro industry However we need immediate steps to increase women entrepreneurship he said Gurcharan Cheema Senior Vice President and Regional Head Amway India Damodar Avanur former president of the Kerala State Small Industries Association John Kuriakos Managing Director of Dentcare Dental Lab Central MSME Assistant Director UC Lachitamol and others participated in the webinar PTI RRT SS RRT SS SS
Kochi Aug 31 PTI The Kerala government will take all possible steps to promote entrepreneurship and is committed to provide all possible assistance to start-ups Director of State Industries and Commerce Department S Harikishore has said Harikishore was speaking at a webinar organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry FICCI – Kerala State Council on Monday to promote entrepreneurship with the objective of increasing employment opportunities and achieving socio-economic growth in the post-COVID period He said more change is expected in the MSME sector as small and medium enterprises do not need a license for three years There are about 15 lakh MSME units in Kerala and all assistance will be given to them Currently there are many schemes in place but many fail to utilise it The government will take all possible steps to promote entrepreneurship and is committed to provide all possible assistance to start-ups More changes are expected in the sector as small and medium enterprises do not need a licence for three years he said during the webinar There are eight schemes that provide financial assistance to enterprises Subsidies were also available in the service sector he said in a release FICCI Kerala State Council Co-Chair Deepak Aswani said that as a state that provides a lot of support and assistance to startups Kerala has a lot of positive elements Kerala has a lot of potential in the areas of food processing textiles and agro industry However we need immediate steps to increase women entrepreneurship he said Gurcharan Cheema Senior Vice President and Regional Head Amway India Damodar Avanur former president of the Kerala State Small Industries Association John Kuriakos Managing Director of Dentcare Dental Lab Central MSME Assistant Director UC Lachitamol and others participated in the webinar PTI RRT SS RRT SS SS
