The state’s indigenous businesses and entrepreneurs are actively supported by the Jharkhand government. They put the 2025 Land Allotment Policy into effect and created a new Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Directorate.
MSME Directorate: Central Hub for Small Business Support
The new Directorate for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) will serve as a central agency to simplify rules and processes for small businesses in Jharkhand. It will also provide a single place for businesses to access support and help them navigate various schemes. The agency will work with banks, industry groups, and educational institutions to improve skills and access to funding.
This initiative helps local entrepreneurs, self-help groups, and small manufacturers work more easily. It focuses on districts with valuable resources but poor infrastructure.
These initiatives are part of the state’s focused strategy to boost MSME investments, generate employment, and enable easier business setup in backward and underserved regions.
Land Allotment Policy 2025: Unlocking Industrial Land for MSMEs
It is often difficult for small and medium-sized businesses (MSMEs) to purchase land. This problem is attempted to be resolved by the Land Allotment Policy 2025. This plan gives these businesses access to reasonably priced industrial land, especially in rural and tribal areas of the state.
The plan seeks to boost ecologically friendly sectors, expedite land permits, and offer unique incentives to indigenous and women-led enterprises.The construction of infrastructure in newly developed industrial areas.
Additionally, by encouraging industrial growth outside of major urban areas like Ranchi, Jamshedpur, and Dhanbad, the program supports balanced development.
Academic Partnerships: IIM-Ranchi and XLRI Join Hands
The government is partnering with IIM-Ranchi and XLRI Jamshedpur to create programs for startups. These programs will include incubation and bootcamps for MSME founders. This collaboration connects quality business education with small businesses.
Target: ₹500 Crore Investments and 30,000 Jobs
With these combined efforts, the Jharkhand government is aiming to attract ₹500 crore in MSME investments and create 30,000+ jobs over the next two years. The policy is expected to energize the local economy and enable entrepreneurship-led development in the state.
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