The document discusses various initiatives by the Indian government to support MSMEs, including revised MSME classification criteria based on investment and turnover, Production Linked Incentive schemes covering 13 sectors, reforms in the defense sector to encourage indigenization and exports, agriculture reforms focusing on infrastructure development and farmer support, and schemes promoting agro-MSMEs, food processing, dairy, and herbal cultivation. Banking and financial support schemes for new entrepreneurs like MUDRA, Stand Up India, and CGTMSE credit guarantee are also summarized.

1. Presented By
Mr. Pradeep Peshkar
PRESIDENT , BJP UDYOG AGHADI , MAHARASHTRA STATE
MEMBER , NATIONAL BOARD FOR MSME , GOVT OF INDIA

2. A B C D types of Products
A - MNC Out of India
B - MNC in India using Indian Raw material
C - Indian Company with imported raw mat.
D - Indian company with Indian raw mat.
Concept

3. Five pillars of Atmanirbhar Bharat

4. Revised MSME Classification
Criteria : Investment in Plant & Machinery or Equipment
Composite Criteria : Investment And Annual Turnover
Classification Micro Small Medium
Manufacturing Investment< Rs. 1 cr. Investment< Rs. 10 cr Investment< Rs. 50 cr.
& Services and and and
Turnover < Rs.5 cr. . Turnover < Rs.50 c Turnover < Rs.250 cr.

5. PLI Schemes

6. What are the 13 sectors in PLI scheme?
The PLI schemes cover 13 sectors like
➢ Pharmaceuticals,
➢ Mobile phones, specialty
➢ Steel,
➢ Auto components,
➢ Technical textiles, etc.
with a total budgeted outlay of INR 1970 billion (US$26.48 billion)

7. Sl. no. Implementing Ministry/
Department
Sector Investment received after 01.04.2021
(In INR crore)
Existing PLI Scheme
i Ministry of Electronics and
Information Technology
(MeitY)
Mobile Manufacturing and Specified
Electronic Components (Large Scale
Electronics Manufacturing)
The investment made by the companies
approved under the Product Linked
Incentive Scheme (PLI) for Large Scale
Electronics Manufacturing after 01.04.2020
is approximately INR 3,000 crore.
ii Department of
Pharmaceuticals
Critical Key Starting materials/Drug
Intermediaries & Active
Pharmaceutical Ingredients
Under the Scheme, 42 applications have
been approved with a total Committee
Investment of Rs.4347.26 crore.
iii Department of
Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing of Medical Devices Under the Scheme, 13 applications have
been approved with a total Committed
Investment of Rs.798.93 crore.
Newly Announced PLI Scheme
i Department of Heavy
Industries
Advanced Chemistry Cell (ACC)
Battery
Bidding process for selection of bidders/
investors is underway
ii Ministry of Electronics and
Information Technology
(MeitY)
Electronic/ Technology Products
(IT Hardware)
The investment made by the companies
approved under the Production Linked
Incentive Scheme(PLI) for IT Hardware
after 01.04.2021 is approximately
INR 17 crore.

8. iii Department of Heavy
Industries
Automobiles and Auto
Components
Window for notice inviting applications is opened
for 60 days from 11
th
November, 2021 to
9
th
January, 2022
iv Department of
Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceuticals Drugs 278 applications received which will be finalized by
the end of November 2021.
v Department of Telecom Telecom & Networking
Products
Investment made under PLI Scheme to promote
Telecom and Networking Products Manufacturing
in India up to September, 2021 is Rs.182.8 crores.
vi Ministry of Textiles Textile Products: MMF
segment and technical textiles
The scheme guidelines are under finalization.
vii Ministry of Food
Processing Industries
Food Products Applicants for coverage are under finalization.
viii Ministry of New and
Renewable Energy
High efficiency solar PV
modules
Letters of award have been issued to the extent of
fund allotted. Details of investment are awaited.
ix Department for Promotion
of Industry and Internal
Trade (DPIIT)
White Goods (ACs and LEDs) 42 applicants with indicative investment of Rs.
4,614 crore have been selected as beneficiaries
under the PLI Scheme as on 03.11.2021.
x Ministry of Steel Specialty Steel Detailed Scheme guidelines have been published
on 20.10.2021 for operationalization of the
Scheme.

9. Reforms in Defence :-
Innovation- Production- Purchase

10. Reforms in Defence
1) www.srijandefence.gov.in
Opportunities for Make In India Defence.
Dept. of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence, Government of Indiahas Developed this portal to
Partner the private sector in indigenization program.
2) Access to critical technology- Free access to use DRDO patents. Financial support from DRDO.,
Identified 108 Item for Industry , DRDO will select Development or Production partner.
3) Encouraging Investment – Import embargo on list of 101 items.
4) FDI up to 74% by automatic route and 100% by Government Route.
5) Offset Policy –Separate Defence offset management wing. www.domw.gov.in

11. Indigenisation Targets
Till date 1499 components completed.
For the year 20-21 –1244 components
Up to 2020 to 2025 ---5000 components.
INDO- RUSSIAN COOPERATION For joint manufacturing of those components
which are used in Russian origin Arms and Defence equipment.
Defence Export Promotion :- Defence EXIM Portal.
www.defenceexim.gov.in
exported to 68 countries

12. The Make Procedures
MAKE- I Procedure :- Simplified. Direct procurement. Provision for 70% funding for
development cost.
MAKE – II Procedure:- Industry funded participation procedure notified in 2016.
More than 30,000 cr. projects awarded by ARMY , NAVY , AIRFORCE

13. INNOVATION IN DEFENCE EXCELLENCE (iDEX)
Handholding initiative for MSME ,Start-ups, R&D institutes with the support of
Grants , Funding and other procedures.
Defence India Start-up challenge 5.Rounds.
Testing Facilities for private sector companies.

14. Agriculture Reforms

15. Agro MSME

16. Lack of adequate cold chain & Post Harvest Management infrastructure in the vicinity of farm-
gate causing gaps in value chains.
•Focus has been on short term crop loans while investment in long term agriculture
infrastructure has often not been enough.
•Financing facility of Rs. 1,00,000 crore will be provided for funding Agriculture
Infrastructure Projects at farm-gate & aggregation points (Primary Agricultural Cooperative
Societies, Farmers Producer Organizations, Agriculture entrepreneurs, Start-ups, etc.)
•Impetus for development of farm-gate & aggregation point, affordable and financially viable
Post Harvest Management infrastructure
1 lakh crore Agri Infrastructure Fund for farm-gate
infrastructure for farmers

17. Vocal for Local with Global out reach
Unorganised MFEs units need technical upgradation to attain FSSAI food standards, build
brands and marketing
•A Scheme will be launched to help 2 lakh MFEs attain above goals
•Existing micro food enterprises, Farmer Producer Organisations, Self Help Groups and
Cooperatives to be supported
•Cluster based approach (e.g. Mango in UP, Kesar in J&K, Bamboo shoots in North-East, Chilli
in Andhra Pradesh, )
•Expected outcomes : Improved health and safety standards, integration with retail markets,
improved incomes
•Will also help in reaching untapped export markets in view of improved health consciousness.
10,000 crores scheme for Formalisation of Micro Food
Enterprises (MFE)

18. ▪Many areas in country with high milk production having great potential
for private investment in Dairy
▪Aim to support private investment in Dairy Processing, value addition and
cattle feed infrastructure
▪An Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund of Rs.15,000
crore will be set up.
▪Incentives to be given for establishing plants for export of niche products.
Animal Husbandry Infrastructure Development Fund -Rs.
15,000 crore

19. Rs 4000 crs will be outlay
This will bring 800 hectare area by developing a corridor of
medicinal plants along the banks of Ganga.
BEEKEEPING INITIATIVE RS.500 cr.
Beekeeping is a lively hood supporting activity for rural hence for
Promotion of Herbal cultivation

20. Operation Greens will be extended from
Tomatoes, Onion and Potatoes (TOP)
to ALL Fruits and Vegetables
From ‘TOP’ to TOTAL
-Rs 500 crores

21. ODOP
one district one product
scheme

22. PMFME Scheme
PM Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Entp.
Farmer producer company under ROC
Collateral free Loan available under CGTMSE up to
2 crs.
Micro food processing enterprises scheme by MOFPI.
ODOP :- 707 districts of 35 states and UT’s
including 137 unique products.
NAFED/TRIFED – Implementing agency.

23. National Agriculture Infra Fund
Handholding support to Farmers for development of FARM –GATE
infrastructure.
1lac cr. Provision
Societies , FPO, Agree entrepreneurs , Start ups can participate.
CGTMSE loan up to 2 cr.
Int. subvention of 3% p.a.
Maximum 25 projects in the limit of 2 cr.
All Comm. Bank, RRBs,co-operative banks, Small fin banks, NBFCs etc.

24. Banking Scheme for New Entrepreneurs

25. ➢ MUDRA
➢ STAND UP INDIA
➢ PMEGP
➢ CMEGP
➢ CGTMSE
➢ RMA – NSIC.

26. Special policy for women entrepreneurs
महिला उदयोग धोरण

27. Cash Flow Support Initiative –
➢ MSME Samadhan
➢ TReDS

28. Msme samadhan

29. TReDS

30. 1) www.m1xchange.com
2) www.invoicemart.com
3) www.rxil.in
TReDS Platform

31. Digital EODB

32. MSME GEM

35. MSME Sambandh

36. MSME Mart

37. Champion Portal
www.champions.gov.in

38. CPGRAMS Portal
www.pgportal.gov.in

39. Policy Advocacy Research Center initiative

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