84 thoughts on “Recommendations to ensure rapid growth of MSMEs

  1. Ramkumar moorthy

    Sir..who is going to listen to your stories. Your proposal is incomplete as you have no structure for SME NPA. What is your recommendation whe bankers are lethargic towards SME and inturn cause NPA. The SALARIED bank officials go scot free for their lethargic behaviour. No SME wants to become NPA. It is all the lower level lethargic offiials behaviour. PM modi vision make in india will fail without addressing the SME NPA issue.

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  2. Rajesh Kumar Dokwal

    The MP Government has taken pro-active steps to address almost all these problems. we can guide the aspiring entrepreneurs.

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  3. G. S. Mangur

    MSME is the biggest employment provider.
    Their interest is the interest of the nation and our economy.
    New government should promote them by every means.

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  4. Gyanendra Nath

    Politicians always think of big corporates because of illicit profits
    but no one thinks of devising effective policies for small players who are the key of stable economy.

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  5. Nagarjun Shah

    I agree that availing quick finance is the biggest tailback faced by small industries.
    Banks favor big corporates despite the fact that they result in heavy NPAs.

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  6. Paresh Gordhandas

    MSME of India should be able to compete with international standards,
    for which we need to import and develop technology.
    Then our exports will also increase.

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  7. S.JOHN

    We all know what is ailing the MSME sector in India. 50 % of the problems are connected with Finances. The financial institutions always go with the RULES,but they do not like to help OR solve the financial problems. The Statutory Taxes are to be paid every month. Govt. won’t wait- even if we have not paid salaries to the employees. Each one want their pound of flesh FIRST !. With these conditions it is very difficult for the MSMEs to survive.
    With the new Govt at the center, we hope for a better future for the manufacturing sector.
    S. John.

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  8. A K Jalan

    “MSME sector has virtually died in India. Problems are several and severe. Hopes of turn around can not do anything, untill the people involved are really coming forward to manufacture every next product an improved,cost effective and the best product. Plain labelling of Chines products in India, banking on tax evasion and anyhow siphoning away bank money will never be bringing health ans prosperity to this segment, which is so important to the country. I always say that the SME entrepreneur is an institution in itself, a person of conviction, innovation and genuine aspirations in every thing what he does has been lost in recent past in India. “

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  9. A K Jalan

    “All sorts of crooks, manipulators, persons devoid of entrepreneurship have overtaken the genuine entrepreneurs.Bankers,Government officials are hand-in-glove with these in-genuine SME entrepreneurs in ‘loot’ of scarce resources.NPA is a problem of the country.The fight of big and small will not be relevant for NPA’s, because monkeys are entrusted with resources as a policy,when wise are starving,state of things can not be expected to be different.You have given money for eating-out generously,why now to blame those,who had never been expected to do business.Therefore,SME’s need not be blamed,blame to those, who are masters of India’s scarce resources for all sorts of manipulation in past. “

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  10. A K Jalan

    “A suggestion was made to the Government of India by us in past to identify and demarcate,specified land area in all the States,having existing specific product manufacturing,processing,marketing concentration due to tradition,natural conditions,concentration of natural resources,habits etc. as ‘RURAL ECONOMIC ZONES’ may be in a District or more than a District with all facilities available or made available tactically including marketing support.Whereby,product specific areas will do wonders to ‘make in India’ initiative. “

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  11. A K Jalan

    “If MODI SARKAR’s ‘Make in India’ efforts have to be successful,certainly GOOD,Genuine SME entrepreneur have to be identified, groomed-up and supported whole heartedly. The things to happen is not difficult,simply positive intent of persons entrusted with resources and responsibilities have to be exercised in right direction. “

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  12. Pallavi Kaul

    Marketing of produce is very important in todays world of global exposure.
    Until you are known in the market no body cares about you.
    Atleast MSMEs should be given some training on marketing.

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  13. Nisarg Trivedi

    Socio-economic benefits are best produced and delivered by small and medium units.
    They should be encouraged to increase production and thus add to GDP of India.

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  14. O.P. Bajpai

    Being an entrepreneur I know what it takes to run a small enterprise.
    Ministries and officials entertain only big companies, even banks do the same.
    We need credit, easy and quick.

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  15. Nidhi Bahal

    Large companies and even PSUs do not clear receivables of MSME sector.
    This results in bad debts and closure of many units.
    Such actions need to be taken note of and punished.

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  16. P.C. Malabar

    Roads, power, and other crucial basic needs are the requisites for running any business.
    If the government can provide this, I am sure our economy and MSME sector will boost.

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  17. Harsh Kumar Agarwal

    As long as there are various road blocks MSMEs can not develop. We have to add “Design, Develop & Produce” to Made in India and Make in India. I am intimating about my involvement with various issues as follows:

    1. Fundmentals of Economic Developments – India became a developing
    country froma Developed country at the time of independence
    2. Revamp of Education (including Science & Technology, R&D etc)
    3. Investment & MSME
    4. City & Inter City Electric Transport Systems
    5. Power Import & Improvement
    6. Security (internal & external)
    It will be my pleasure to be of assistance for policy making on the
    above subjects.

    With best regards,

    H.K. Agarwal

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