Instead of short scheme cards, every programme is broken down into purpose, who can apply, what support means, process, documents, practical cautions and the official destination.
GeM (Government e-Marketplace) empowers MSMEs to register, list products and services, participate in government tenders, and access transparent procurement opportunities across India.
More Details →Industrial Policy promotes industrial growth by supporting investment, infrastructure development, MSMEs, employment generation, technology adoption, and entrepreneurship while improving competitiveness and attracting industries.
More Details →The RAMP Scheme (Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance) supports MSMEs through improved market access, digital adoption, financial assistance, technology upgradation, skill development, exports, and sustainable business growth across India.
More Details →The scheme pages are designed as decision-support information—not as a replacement for the latest government guidelines.
Credit-linked margin-money support for eligible new micro enterprises. Revised guidelines set subsidy-eligible project ceilings at ₹50 lakh for manufacturing and ₹20 lakh for business/service.
Detailed guideSupport for individual micro food-processing units, groups, common infrastructure, branding and capacity building, including 35% credit-linked subsidy subject to scheme limits.
Detailed guideFree official MSME registration with updated investment and turnover thresholds effective from 1 April 2025.
Detailed guideEmpowering Businesses Through Government Procurement
Government e-Marketplace (GeM) is a digital platform that facilitates online procurement of goods and services by eligible government buyers. It provides businesses with an opportunity to showcase their products and services and participate in government procurement through a transparent and efficient online system.
Eligible businesses can create a seller account and provide the required business and verification details.
Sellers can showcase eligible products and services through online catalogues with relevant specifications and pricing.
Sellers can identify and participate in procurement opportunities relevant to their products or services.
Eligible procurement requirements may be conducted through Reverse Auctions, allowing participating sellers to compete according to applicable GeM procedures.
Sellers can manage orders, fulfilment, invoices and other transactions through the platform.
GeM Facilitation Centres can help MSMEs and entrepreneurs understand the GeM platform and its registration and participation processes. Awareness activities may include guidance on seller registration, catalogue creation, product/service listing, Bids, Reverse Auctions and order management.
The official district portal highlights Rupnagar's historic setting along the Sutlej, archaeological heritage, Nangal and major tourist destinations. This wider identity can inform enterprise opportunities in manufacturing, services, food, hospitality and local value chains.
The district's official portal also provides public-utility information, district services, notices, documents and photo galleries.
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