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Fiscal and Monetary Policy – Highlights and Takeaways for MSMEs and Start-ups

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By    Alastair Pavrey The Union Budget and the Monetary Policy have made February an important month for MSMEs, with various policies and measures announced to boost the sector. The Government and RBI together hope to make the sector as a catalyst to the growth of the Indian economy, through key structural reforms. The Union Budget 2018-19: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the Union Budget 2018-19 on February 1 st , amidst the backdrop of the current economy recovering from the twin shocks of Demonetization and rollout of the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The budget provided major benefits to the agriculture and rural economy with a focus on employment and infrastructure creation. The MSME segment also came out as a winner with some important and helpful policies, in addition to steps towards a more inclusive economy. The government has increased spending which will boost consumption, production, and investments. The highlight to the budget...

Success Story - Startup Loan for Urban Nashta

M/s. FoodZeplin Pvt Ltd had approached MSMEmitra.com when they were looking to raise seed funds for their venture – www.urbannashta.com UrbanNashta.com is the Ultimate Breakfast Solution designed specifically for time crunched Gen Next, providing them with innovative recipes , delivered in time through a dynamic ordering platform . Urban Nashta prepares and delivers healthier , wholesome breakfasts through a daily rotating menu as tasty and innovative variations to common household recipes in order to maintain customer-product connect, and be perceived as the perfect solution to all breakfast related problems. The service includes In-Time Delivery , Subscription Packs , Option to Pre-Order , and Picking Personal Delivery Slots to ensure the brand breathes of convenience. The company had held talks to raise seed funds with PE Investors, but the talks came to a standstill because the parties involved could not come to an agreement on the share of profits / dilution of shares ...