Telangana MSME Policy-2024: CM Revanth Reddy Unveils New Policy To Generate More Employment in State, Push Growth
Telangana Government has identified six key areas. These areas are improving the availability, accessibility and affordability of land, ensuring easy access to raw materials, increasing flexibility in labour markets, promoting the adoption of advanced technology and enhancing access to domestic and global markets.
Hyderabad, September 19: Telangana Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy unveiled the MSME policy-2024 to generate more employment opportunities in the state. In order to push the growth in the sector, the Telangana Government has identified six key areas. These areas are improving the availability, accessibility and affordability of land, ensuring easy access to raw materials, increasing flexibility in labour markets, promoting the adoption of advanced technology, and enhancing access to domestic and global markets.
During the launch, CM Reddy said that without a policy document, no state can develop and that is the reason why Telangana has taken this step. He assured that the state government would introduce the new policy while continuing the policies of the previous government. CM Reddy said that politics will not take place in the development process hence it is a continuous process. Wipro New Mandate for Employees: IT Company Implements Strict Work From Office Policy; Check Details.
"My government will also not hesitate to scrap the earlier decisions which are detrimental to the state's interest," CM Reddy said. He highlighted the gap between the educational standards and the industrial requirements, adding that 65 ITI institutions have been upgraded as advanced technology centres in the state.
As per the CM, the state is modernizing the institutions jointly with Tata Institute at a cost of Rs.2400 crores. CM Reddy further stated that the state will establish Young India Skill University after conducting a thorough study. The university will train the youth and impart skills to meet the industrial requirements, he added.
Going further he added that the government will set up a Corpus fund with Rs 300 crore to Rs 500 by seeking donations from the Industrialists for the management of the University. As per the official document, the MSMEs in the state have shown a positive trend of formalisation as annual registrations on the TG-iPASS portal have increased by 11-15 per cent annually. Hiring for Chartered Accountant and Chartered Financial Analyst Surge by 47% in Fiscal Year 2024: Report
The document further adds that the MSMEs in the state have seen a rise in average investment from Rs 1 crore in 2018 to Rs Rs 2.15 crore in 2022. During the launch, CM said, "More employment opportunities will be generated in the state only with the strengthening of the MSMEs. The government will provide all-out support to the MSMEs in the state."
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