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                                            Chairman’s Message







                  he Micro, Small and Medium Enter- areas where the Indian Industry specially
                  prises (MSME) is a highly vibrant and  the MSME should head towards. The key
             Tdynamic sector of the Indian economy         areas include:
             with over 6 crores units, providing employ-
             ment to 11 crores + people (just next to Ag- Industry 4.0, including elements like artifi cial
             riculture), having 29% share of GDP and 50%  intelligence, 3D and virtual reality with the
             of country’s total exports. The MSME sec-     objective of making India a global leader in
             tor contributes in a significant way to the    Industry 4.0

             growth of Indian economy across the range
             of  production  system,  employment  gener-        export promotion and import
             ation  national  output  exports  etc.  MSMEs      reduction, including how to focus on
             not only play crucial role in providing large      the key manufacturing areas, how to
             employment opportunities at comparative-           improve our quality standards, designs
             ly lower capital cost than large industries        and technology, packaging with the
             but also help in industrialization of rural &
             backward areas, thereby, reducing regional         objective to see that India becomes a
             imbalances, assuring more equitable distri-        global manufacturing hub and a lead-
             bution of national income and wealth.              ing exporter in the world

             The Government of India has designed vari-        re-engineer  vertically  and  horizontally
             ous policies for the growth of MSMEs in the         the existing cluster schemes so that
             country. The Ministry of MSME runs numer-           they  are  able  to  assist  the  grass-root
             ous schemes targeted at providing credit            and the micro-level enterprises as well
             and fi nancial assistances, skill development        as the high-end enterprises focus on to
             training,  infrastructure  development,  mar-       integrate the technology centres
             keting assistance, technological and quality
                                                              explore interventions to align various
             upgradation and other services for MSMEs            modernisation schemes like ZED (zero
             across the country.
                                                                 defect and zero effect) and LEAN (for


             The Govt. has identified to work on 5 key            manufacturing competitiveness), as
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