West Bengal’s new program offers financial support and training to micro, small, and medium enterprises, fostering local economic development.
The West Bengal government is launching the “Shilper Samadhane” initiative from November 10 to 28, 2025, across all blocks, municipalities, and Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) wards. This program aims to support micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) by providing access to financial resources and capacity-building opportunities.
Under the initiative, entrepreneurs can apply for the Bhabishyat Credit Card, offering loans up to ₹5 lakh at a subsidized 4% interest rate annually. The program also includes training in areas such as GST compliance, digital marketing, packaging, exporting, and project report preparation. Additionally, camps will expedite approvals for land, power, pollution, and fire safety clearances, facilitating a smoother business setup process.
The “Shilper Samadhane” initiative builds upon the recently concluded “Amader Para, Amader Samadhan” program, which organized over 30,000 camps across West Bengal, attracting nearly 2.5 crore participants. These efforts underscore the state’s commitment to fostering a conducive environment for MSME growth and local economic development.
Key Takeaway: West Bengal’s proactive approach in supporting MSMEs through financial assistance and training initiatives aims to stimulate local entrepreneurship and economic growth.
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