Walmart aims to support at least 100,000 more MSMEs in India by the end of 2028 through its Vriddhi program.

The initiative focuses on empowering small businesses and drive industry growth by empowering Udyam-registered micro and small enterprises ...

A NITI Aayog report suggests India can learn from Turkiye's skill development programs for medium enterprises, despite current tensions. Tu...

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The PM Vishwakarma Scheme, a program initiated by the Government of India, seeks to empower traditional artisans across the country by prov...

Launched in 2019, Walmart's supplier development program has helped over 50,000 MSMEs get access to tools and mentorship for business growt...

Jain is also an alumnus of the prestigious Indo-German Manager Training program and is the Northern Region head for IGBDA – association of ...

One of the biggest barriers for women-led enterprises is significant challenges in the marketplace.

The minister emphasised that production quality by the MSME sector should be on par with international standards and excellence.

The minister said that the target now is to provide 5 crore more jobs in the MSME sector while increasing export share to 60%.

The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) is of the view that enough consolidation and upgradation has happened in the ...

Over the next five years, MSMEs will receive in-person training, a feature unique to this program, as well as expert advice, access to Walm...

The Ministry of MSME, therefore, offers the Assistance to Training Institutions Scheme for providing financial aid to institutions to impar...

MoS for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Giriraj Singh today urged the Bihar government to provide land to set up MSME clusters.

“Our innovative service delivery model will enable us to deliver customer delight at each step and further drive brand loyalty,” Park added.

The schools will be opened at MSME Technology centres in 10 cities, including New Delhi, Bhubaneshwar, Ludhiana, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, etc.

The Skill Ministry should constitute a wage board which will quarterly publish the Minimum Wages based on scientific studies.