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Govt approves changes in Interest Subvention Scheme to boost MSME output

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday approved changes in the Interest Subvention Scheme guidelines for micro, small and medium enterprises, and said the modifications are expected to boost their productivity through access to credit at reduced cost. The Minister for Road Transport & Highways and MSME reviewed the functioning of the scheme. "It is expected that the modifications in the scheme guidelines will lead to fulfilment of objectives of the scheme, i.e. to increase productivity in MSMEs through access to credit at reduced cost," Gadkari said. The minister highlighted that the government is committed to enhancing credit to the MSME sector and the implementation of the scheme is being closely monitored to help micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) get incremental credit of up to Rs 1 crore with an interest subvention of 2 per cent. The modifications to the scheme include settlement of claims based on internal or concurrent auditor certificate and submission of ...

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