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KVIC Gives ₹300 Crore Subsidy to 8,794 Under PMEGP

A strong, symbolic image showing Shri Manoj Kumar, KVIC Chairman, confidently addressing the virtual event from the Mumbai office. The background displays a large digital screen featuring key stats: “₹300 Crore Subsidy” and “8,794 Beneficiaries.” This visually connects the leader with the impact of the PMEGP scheme — empowerment, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance. The image should evoke a sense of progress and hope for the beneficiaries across India.

On June 6, 2025, the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) distributed ₹300 crore as margin money subsidy to 8,794 beneficiaries. This was done under the Prime Minister’s Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP). The subsidy supports loan sanctions totaling around ₹884 crore.

The disbursement event took place virtually from the KVIC Central Office in Mumbai. KVIC Chairman Shri Manoj Kumar led the program. KVIC CEO Ms. Roop Rashi and other senior officials also participated.

A Step Toward Self-Reliance

Shri Manoj Kumar said this move is a strong step toward India’s self-reliance. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership in driving the scheme.

He said, “Khadi and Village Industries are no longer just products. They symbolize the vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat. PMEGP empowers thousands of youth by promoting self-employment and entrepreneurship.”

Wide Reach Across India

The subsidy distribution covered all six zones of the country.

This campaign shows a nationwide effort to boost self-employment in both rural and urban areas.

PMEGP: A Pillar of Entrepreneurship

Since it started, PMEGP has become a key scheme for entrepreneurship in India.

By the end of the financial year 2024-25, over 10 lakh micro-enterprises have been created through the scheme. The Government has sanctioned loans worth ₹73,348 crore for these projects.

In addition, margin money subsidies of ₹27,166 crore have been given to beneficiaries so far.

Impact on Employment

PMEGP has created direct and indirect employment for more than 90 lakh people.

This makes it one of the most effective self-employment programs in the country. Its impact keeps growing every year.

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