Ministry schemes for science and tech industries

S. No.
Ministry Implementation Body Industry
Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Aeronautics/Aerospace & Defence, Agriculture, AI, AR/VR
Ministry of Science and Engineering Research (Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Telecommunication &
1 Science & Networking, Computer Vision, Construction, Design, Non- Renewable
Board (SERB)
Technology Energy, Renewable Energy, Green Technology, Finance Technology,
Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, Social Impact, Food & Beverages,
Pets & Animals, Textiles & Apparel

Ministry of Science and Engineering Research (Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Telecommunication &
Board (SERB)
Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, Social Impact, Education, Food &
Beverages, Pets & Animals, Textiles & Apparel
Ministry of Science and Engineering Research Agnostic

3 Science & Board (SERB)
Technology
Events, Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

(Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Telecommunication &
Ministry of Science and Engineering Research Networking, Computer Vision, Construction, Design, Non- Renewable
4 Science & Board (SERB) Energy, Renewable Energy, Green Technology, Finance Technology,
Technology
Technology Hardware, Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, Social
Impact, Education, Food & Beverages, Pets & Animals, Textiles &
Apparel
Ministry of
Science and Engineering Research Chemicals, Healthcare & Lifesciences, Nanotechnology, Social Impact
5 Science & Board (SERB)
Technology

Ministry of (Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Computer Vision,
Department of Science and
6 Science & Construction, Design, Non- Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy,
Technology
Technology Green Technology, Finance Technology, Internet of Things,
Nanotechnology, Social Impact, Food & Beverages, Pets & Animals,
Textiles & Apparel, Robotics
Ministry of
Electronics Software Technology Parks of
7 and IT Services, Finance Technology, Enterprise Software, Analytics, AI
India (STPI)
Information
Technology
Ministry of
Electronics Department of Electronics and IT Services, Analytics, Enterprise Software, Technology Hardware,
8 and Information Technology (DeitY) Internet of Things, AI
Information
Technology
Ministry of
Electronics Department of Electronics and IT Services, Analytics, Enterprise Software, Technology Hardware,
9 and Information Technology (DeitY) Internet of Things, AI
Information
Technology
Ministry of
Electronics Department of Electronics
IT Services, Analytics, Enterprise Software, Technology Hardware,
10 and and Information Internet of Things, AI
Information Technology (DeitY)
Technology
Ministry of
Electronics Department of Electronics Technology Hardware, Internet of Things, Aeronautics/Aerospace &
11 and and Information Defence, Automotive, Non- Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy,
Information Technology (DeitY) Green Technology, Nanotechnology
Technology
Ministry of
Electronics Department of Electronics
IT Services, Analytics, Enterprise Software, Technology Hardware,
12 and and Information Internet of Things, AI, Nanotechnology
Information Technology (DeitY)
Technology
Ministry of National Small Industries

13 Agnostic
MSME Corporation (NSIC)

14 Agnostic

15 Agnostic
16 Agnostic

17 Agnostic
Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for
Ministry of
18 Micro and Small Enterprises Agnostic
MSME (CGTMSE)
Ministry of Office of the Development

19 Agnostic
MSME Commissioner (MSME)
20 Ministry of Office of the Development Agnostic

21 Ministry of Office of the Development Agnostic

Ministry of
22 Coir Board Agriculture
MSME
Ministry of
New and Indian Renewable Energy
23 Renewable Renewable Energy, Clean Energy, Green Energy
Development Agency (IREDA)
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of
New and
24 Renewable Indian Renewable Energy Renewable Energy, Clean Energy, Green Energy
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of
Energy
(MNRE)
Ministry of Biotechnology Industry Research Healthcare & Lifesciences

29 Science & Assistance Council (BIRAC)
Technology
Ministry of
Science &
Technology,
Ministry of IT Biotechnology Industry Research Healthcare & Lifesciences
30 Assistance Council (BIRAC)
&
Communicatio
ns
Ministry of Department of Biotechology

31 Science & Healthcare & Lifesciences
(DBT)
Technology

Technology

Technology

Ministry of (Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Telecommunication &
Department of Science and
Technology (DST)
Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, Social Impact, Food & Beverages,
Pets & Animals, Textiles & Apparel
Ministry of Council of Scientific & Industrial
35 Science & Agnostic
Research
Technology
36 Govt. of India National Bank for Agriculture and Agriculture, Pets & Animals, Social Impact, Food & Beverages
Rural Development (NABARD)
Ministry of
Skill
Development National Skill Development
37 Education, Human Resources
and Corporation (NSDC)
Entrepreneurs
hip
Govt. of India Small Industries Development

38 Agnostic
Bank of India (SIDBI)
Govt. of India Micro Units Development and

39 Agnostic
Refinance Agency Ltd. (MUDRA)
Ministry of Steering Committee, Ministy of
40 Agriculture, Pets & Animals, Social Impact, Healthcare & Lifesciences
MSME MSME
Ministry of Khadi and Village Industries

41 Agnostic
MSME Commission
Ministry of Office of the Development
42 Travel & Tourism, Human Resources, Events, Advertising

43 Agnostic
Govt. of India Small Industries Development Green Energy, Non-renewable Energy, Technology Hardware,
44
Bank of India (SIDBI) Renewable Energy
Media & Entertainment, Technology Hardware, Food & Beverages,

Small Industries Development Construction, Automotive, IT Services, Aeronautics/Aerospace &
45 Govt. of India Bank of India (SIDBI) Defence, Textiles & Apparel, Healthcare & Lifesciences, Chemicals,
Retails

46 Agnostic
Small Industries Development

47 Govt. of India Bank of India (SIDBI) Agnostic
Ministry of Department of Science and

48 Science & Technology (DST) Healthcare & Lifesciences
Technology
Ministry of Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,
Heavy Aeronautics/Aerospace & Defence, Agriculture, Automotive,
Department of Heavy Industries
49 Industries & Construction, Non- Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy, Green
(DHI)
Public Technology, Internet of Things, Nanotechnology, Food & Beverages,
Enterprises Textiles & Apparel
Ministry of
50 Science & BIRAC Healthcare & Lifesciences
Technology
Ministry of
Agriculture & Small Farmers’ Agri-Business
51 Agriculture
Farmers Consortium
Welfare
Ministry of Wastelands Development Division Agriculture, Construction, Green Technology, Real Estate, Social
52 Rural (Department of Land Resources) Impact
Development
Aeronautics/Aerospace & Defence, Agriculture, AI, Analytics, AR/VR
(Augmented + Virtual Reality), Automotive, Telecommunication &
Ministry of National Innovation Foundation Networking, Computer Vision, Construction, Design, Education,
53 Science & (Department of Science & Enterprise Software, Non- Renewable Energy, Renewable Energy,
Technology Technology) Green Technology, Finance Technology, Internet of Things,
Nanotechnology, Social Impact, Food & Beverages, Pets & Animals,
Textiles & Apparel, Human Resources, IT Services, Professional &
Commercial Services, Safety, Transportation & Storage
Scheme Name Overview Relevant Stakeholder Scheme Type
The Science and Engineering Research

Board supports potential scientists for
Extra Mural Research undertaking research in frontier areas of Startup,
Science & Technology in Life Sciences,
Funding Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Research
Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences,
Engineering Sciences, Earth & Atmospheric
Sciences & Mathematical Sciences.

Board aims at supporting proposals that are
conceptually new and risky, and if
High Risk - High successful, expected to have a paradigm Startup,
Reward Research shifting influence on the S&T. Proposals that Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Research
address scientific issues which will result in
'incremental' knowledge will not be
supported.

Board supporting ideas that address a well-
defined problem of industrial relevance
through this scheme. The proposal shall be
jointly designed and implemented by an
academic partner (which includes a partner
from national laboratories/recognized R&D
instiitutions as the case may be) and
Industry Relevant R&D industry. Ideally, the proposal must contain Startup, Research, Business
the characteristics of any of the following: Incubator/Academia/Accelerator
> Proposals that adopt an innovative
approach to solve a problem faced by the
industry.
> Proposals whose outcomes will bring new
scientific and technological innovations.
> Solution driven research that aid
technology transfer and commercialization.

Board extends partial support on a selective
basis, for organizing seminar / symposia/
Assistance to
Professional Bodies & training programmes / workshops / Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Miscellaneous
conferences at national as well as
Seminars/Symposia
international level, for the scientific
community to keep them abreast of the
latest developments in their specific areas
Board supports basic research employing
modern biology, immunology, and chemistry
to investigate the concepts, procedures, and
products of Ayurveda. The current areas of
interest are the following:
> Rasayana and degenerative diseases
Ayurvedic Biology Startup,
especially of the central nervous and
Program Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Research
musculo skeletal systems
> Prakriti and human genomics
> Role of pathya and nutritional sciences in
health and disease
> Physiological, immunological and
biochemical correlates of traditional
Ayurvedic procedures such as Panchakarma
The mandate of Technology Development

Programmes (TDP) is to convert proof-of-
concepts for development of pre-
competitive/commercial technologies/
techniques/ processes. Some of the typical
areas in which proposals can be submitted
Technology are glass, ceramics, molecular/ biomolecular Startup,
Development electronics, polymer and biosensors, waste Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Business
Programme (TDP) (plastic, hospital & electronic) utilization and
management, laser/ plasmas/ microwave
technology, alternate fuels, fuel
conservation, efficient utilization of fuels,
civil infrastructure technologies etc. The
above list is not exhaustive.
The STP Scheme is a 100% export oriented

scheme providing statutory services, data
communications servers, incubation
facilities, training and value-added services.
Software Technology The scheme allows software companies to Startup Miscellaneous
Park (STP) Scheme set up operations in convenient and
inexpensive locations and plan their
investment and growth, driven by business
needs.
MGS aims to encourage collaborative R&D
Multiplier Grants between industry and academics/R&D Startup,
Scheme (MGS) institutions for development of products Incubator/Academia/Accelerator
and packages.
The scheme aims to provide financial

Support for support to MSMEs and technology startup
International Patent units for international patent filing to
Protection in encourage innovation and recognize the Startup Miscellaneous
Electronics & value and capabilities of global IP along with
Information capturing growth opportunities in ICTE
Technology sector.
The scheme aims to support IPR awareness

Scheme to Support workshops/seminars for sensitizing and
IPR Awareness disseminating awareness about Intellectual Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Miscellaneous
Seminars/Workshops Property Rights among various stakeholders
in E&IT Sector especially in E&IT sector.
Modified Special The scheme aims to offset disability and
Incentive Package attract investments in electronic Startup Miscellaneous
Scheme (M-SIPS) manufacturing.
This fund of funds aims to foster R&D and

innovation in technology sectors like
Electronic electronics, IT and nano-electronics. The
Development Fund agenda is envisaged to develop the Startup Business
(EDF) Policy Electronics System Design and
Manufacturing (ESDM) sector to achieve
“Net Zero Imports” by 2020.
The scheme aims to create awareness about

the strengths and weaknesses amongst the
small scale industries. It was formulated by
the Ministry of MSME in consultation with
various stakeholders i.e. Small Industries
Performance & Credit Associations & Indian Banks' Association Startup Miscellaneous
Rating Scheme and various Rating Agencies viz. CRISIL,
ICRA, Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) and ONICRA.
It is expected that the scheme would

encourage the SSI sector in its contribution
to the economy.
The schemes aims to meet the credit

requirements of MSME units. NSIC has
entered into a Memorandum of
Bank Credit Understanding with various nationalized and Startup Miscellaneous
Facilitation private sector banks. Through syndication
with these banks, NSIC arranges for credit
support (fund or non fund based limits)
from banks without any cost to MSMEs.
The scheme aims at helping MSMEs by way

of financing the purchase of raw material
Raw Material (both indigenous & imported). This gives an Startup Business
Assistance opportunity to MSMEs to focus better on
manufacturing quality products.
With a view to increase the share of
purchases from the small-scale sector, the
Government Stores Purchase Programme
Single Point was launched in 1955-56. NSIC registers Startup Business
Registration Micro & small Enterprises (MSEs) under
Single Point Registration scheme (SPRS) for
participation in Government Purchases.
NSIC has offered the following centres to

entrepreneurs:
> Exhibition cum Marketing Development

Business Park at Hyderabad - To showcase
competencies of small scale industries and
to capture
market opportunities
> IT Incubator at Delhi for creating
Infrastructure sustainable entrepreneurship development Startup,
Development Scheme in the area of ICT Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Miscellaneous
especially first generation entrepreneurs
> Exhibition Complex at EMDBP Hyderabad
to showcase competencies of small-scale
industries and to capture
market opportunities
> Exhibition Complex at Delhi
> Software Technology cum Business Park at
Delhi and Chennai
> Space available on lease
Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium
Enterprises (MSME), Government of India
launched Credit Guarantee Scheme (CGS) to
strengthen credit delivery system and
facilitate flow of credit to the MSE sector. To
operationalise the scheme, Government of Startup
Credit Guarantee Business
India and SIDBI set up the Credit Guarantee
Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises
(CGTMSE). Development Commissioner (DC-
MSME) Schemes is the nodal agency for the
scheme.
The scheme aims at facilitating technology

upgradation by providing upfront capital
Credit Linked Capital subsidy to small scale industry (SSI) units,
Subsidy for including tiny, khadi, village and coir Startup Business
Technology industrial units, on institutional finance
Upgradation (credit) availed by them for modernisation
of their production equipment (plant and
machinery) and techniques.
The scheme offers funding to interested

individuals aimed to increase participation
of representatives of small/micro
manufacturing enterprises under MSME
MSME Market
Development India stall at international trade Startup, Miscellaneous
fairs/exhibitions, encourage Small & Micro Incubator/Academia/Accelerator
Assistance exporters in their efforts at tapping and
developing overseas markets, and, enhance
export from the small/micro manufacturing
enterprises.
With a view to recognising the efforts and

contribution of MSMEs, the Ministry of
National Awards MSME gives National Awards annually to Startup, Miscellaneous
(Individual MSEs) Incubator/Academia/Accelerator
selected entrepreneurs and enterprises
under the scheme of National Awards.
The scheme aims to support the setting up
of coir units with project cost upto Rs. 10
lakhs plus one cycle of working capital,
Coir Udyami Yojana which shall not exceed 25% of the project Individual, Startup Business
cost. Working capital will not be considered
for subsidy.
The Indian Renewable Energy Development

Agency (IREDA) is a Non-Banking Financial
Bridge Loan Against Institution under the administrative control Government, Startup Business
MNRE Capital Subsidy of MNRE that provides term loans for
renewable energy and energy efficiency
projects.
Generation Based Incentive (GBI) was

announced by the Ministry of New and
Renewable Energy (MNRE) for grid
interactive wind and solar power projects
Bridge Loan Against with the main aim to broaden the investor Startup Business
GBI Claims base, facilitate the entry of large
independent power producers, and to
provide level playing field to various classes
of investors.
The scheme aims to support all grid

Loan for Rooftop Solar connected/interactive solar PV projects
located on rooftops through Indian Startup, Government Business
PV Power Projects Renewable Energy Development Agency
(IREDA)
Many of the renewable energy project

developers are exporting energy generated
from their projects to the state
DISCOMS/SECl/NVVN etc. ('Utilities') and
energy bills/ invoices are raised by them
against the number of units exported on
monthly basis. The Utilities are liable to
make payment against the eligible billed
amount within stipulated time frame.
IREDA Scheme for However, it is observed that there has been Startup
Discounting Energy Miscellaneous
inordinate delay in receipt of
Bills payment against Energy bills which is also
impacting the debt servicing obligation of
the borrowers. In view of the same, it is
proposed to provide bill discounting facility
for the energy
bills of Indian Renewable Energy
Development Agency (IREDA) borrowers
which are pending for payment with Utilities
for upto 6 months.
The scheme acts as a non-fund partial credit
guarantee instrument for project
developers/promotors to raise bonds
Credit Enhancement against commissioned and operationally Startup Business
Guarantee Scheme viable Renewable Energy projects. This is
implemented by the Indian Renewable
Energy Development Agency (IREDA).
A large number of renewable energy

projects in the recent past have been
affected/ suffered difficulties in view of
uncertainties in policy/regulatory
matters such as low tariffs, higher wheeling
and banking charges, cancellation of PPAs,
higher transmission & cross subsidy charges,
in addition to abnormal
escalation of biomass fuel costs (in case of
National Clean Energy Biomass Power Projects) apart from the
force majeure conditions such as floods,
Fund (NCEF) Startup Business
cloud bursts, draught etc. Due to
Refinence Scheme
the above unforeseen circumstances, the
projects viability & ability to repay the
loan has been affected. The scheme aims to
revive the operations of the existing
biomass power & small hydro power
projects by bringing down the cost of funds
for these projects. This is done by providing
refinance at concessional rates of interest,
with funds sourced from the National Clean
Energy Fund (NCEF).
Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance

Council (BIRAC) believes that the “bio-
innovation capital” of the nation would
Biotechnology Ignition come from novel ideas which have a
commercialisation potential and that evolve Startup Business
Grant (BIG) out from startups or academic spin-offs. This
scheme aims to support the numerous
exciting ideas which have an unmet need for
funding and mentorship.
Industry Innovation Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance
Programme on Council (BIRAC) aims to promote and foster Startup Business
Medical Electronics cutting edge technologies in the field of
(IIPME) Medical Electronics through this scheme.
The scheme fosters creative research in

various fields of biotechnology (medical,
agriculture, animal biotech, environment
Rapid Grant for Young and industry, etc.) to enhance early career Startup,
Investigator (RGYI) development of young investigators. The Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Business
program aims to provide the first extramural
grant to establish labs and initiate research
in the frontier areas of biotechnology.
The scheme is an innovation-focused PPP

initiative in the area of biotechnology.
Small Business Launching of SBIRI has worked as an
Innovation Research enabling platform for organizations to Startup Business
Initiative (SBIRI) realize their potential in terms of product
and process development and taking them
to the market.
The scheme is a government partnership

with industries for support on a cost-sharing
basis for path-breaking research in frontier
Biotechnology futuristic technology areas having major
Industry Partnership economic potential and making the Indian Startup Research, Business
Programme (BIPP) industry globally competitive. It is focused
on IP creation with ownership retained by
Indian industry and wherever relevant, by
collaborating scientists.
Sponsors research projects/studies to

National Science & interested investigators / organizations
Technology where studies could be taken up in the Startup,
Management areas of S&T investment, S&T infrastructure, Incubator/Academia/Accelerator Research
Information System
S&T output, S&T databases, S&T manpower,
(NSTMIS) R&D productivity/efficiency etc.
The scheme provides grants, technical
guidance and mentoring to individual
Promoting Innovations innovators by incubating their idea towards
in Individuals, Start- creation of new enterprises in phases. It also Startup, Incubator/Academia/AcceBusiness
ups and MSMEs provides grant-in-aid support to technology
(PRISM) solution providers developing technology
solutions aimed at helping MSME cluster.
To bring structural changes in the

unorganized sector so that initial processing
Dairy of milk can be taken up at the village level Startup
Entrepreneurship Business
itself and bring about upgradation of
Development Scheme traditional technology to handle milk on a
commercial scale
Udaan training This scheme provides employment oriented
programme for training to the youth from the state over Startup Miscellaneous
unemployed youth of five years covering various sectors like
J&K business management, software, BPO
This scheme facilitates bank loans between

Rs. 10 lakh and Rs. 1 Crore to at least one
Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe
Stand-Up India borrower and at least one women borrower Startup Business
per bank branch for setting up a greenfield
enterprise.
MUDRA provides refinance support to Banks

Pradhan Mantri
Mudra Yojana (PMMY) / MFIs for lending to micro units having loan Startup Business
requirement upto Rs. 10 lakh
ASPIRE has been launched with an objective
Aspire (Scheme for to set up a network of technology centers,
promotion of incubation centres to accelerate Startup,
innovation, entrepreneurship and also to promote Incubator/Academia/Accelerator, Miscellaneous
entrepreneurship and startups for innovation and Government
agro-industry) entrepreneurship in rural and agriculture
based industry.
The objectives of the scheme is to organize

the traditional industries and artisans into
clusters to make them competitive and
provide support for their long term
sustainability, sustained employment, to
enhance marketability of products of such
clusters,to equip traditional artisans of the
Revamped Scheme of associated clusters with the improved skills,
Fund for Regeneration to make provision for common facilities and Startup,
improved tools and equipments for Incubator/Academia/Accelerator, Business
of Traditional
artisans,to strengthen the cluster Government
Industries (SFURTI) governance systems with the active
participation of the stakeholders, and to
build up innovated and traditional skills,
improved technologies, advanced processes,
market intelligence and new models of
public-private partnerships, so as to
gradually replicate similar models of cluster-
based regenerated traditional industries.
The Ministry of MSME in an effort to
promote MSME's in India is launched the
International Cooperation Scheme. Under
International Startup,
this scheme, financial assistance for travel
Cooperation Incubator/Academia/Accelerator
and marketing expeditures relating to
development of MSME sector in India is
supported by the MSME department.
The scheme aims to:

> Implement energy efficiency measures on
an
end to end basis. For meeting part cost of (i)
capital expenditure including for purchase of
4E (End to End Energy equipment/machinery, installation, civil Startup Business
Efficiency) works, commissioning, etc.
(ii) any other related expenditure required
by the unit, provided it
is not more than 50% of (i).
> Finance second hand
machinery/equipment
The objective is to assist the entire value
chain of energy efficiency (EE) / cleaner
production (CP) and sustainable
development projects which lead to
Sustainable Finance significant improvements in EE / CP / Startup Business
Scheme sustainable development in
the MSMEs and which are presently not
covered under the existing sustainable
financing lines of credits.
The scheme aims to provide soft loan, in the

SIDBI Make in India nature of quasi-equity, and term loan on
Soft Loan Fund for relatively soft terms to MSMEs to meet the Startup, Government, Service
Micro Small and required debt-equity ratio for establishment Provider Business
Medium Enterprises of an MSME as also for pursuing
(SMILE) opportunities for growth for existing
MSMEs.
To provide structured financing for 'startups'

and 'early stage enterprises' mostly in
sectors which traditionally do not involve
physical assets like technology, biotech,
Startup Assistance asset light service sector businesses, web/ Startup Business
Scheme mobile based businesses, clean
technologies, social ventures, etc.
Innovative business models in other asset
based sectors could also be considered
selectively.
The scheme provides assistance in form of

mezzanine/convertible instruments,
Growth Capital and subordinated debt and equity (in deserving
Startup Business
Equity Assistance cases). This quasi assistance has a higher
moratorium on repayment and a flexible
structuring.
SATYAM aims at:

> Investigations on the effect of Yoga and
Meditation on physical and mental health
Science and and well being
Technology of Yoga
and Meditation > Investigations on the effect of Yoga and Startup Research
Meditation on the body, brain, and mind in
(SATYAM) terms of basic processes and mechanisms
The scheme has been launched under DST's
Cognitive Science Research Initiative (CSRI).
The Technology Acquisition Fund
Programme (TAFP) under the scheme
provides financial assistance to existing
Enhancement of capital goods industrial units for acquiring /
Competitiveness in transferring and assimilating advanced Startup Business
the Indian Capital technologies and also development of
Goods Sector technologies through contract route, in-
house route or through joint route of
contract in order to achieve global standards
and competitiveness.
The scheme intends to create a pool of

social innovators in the biotech arena who
SPARSH (Social will identify the specific needs and gaps in
Innovation healthcare. The social innovators will be
programme for
Products: Affordable & provided financial and technical support for Startup Business, Research
developing market-based solutions that
Relevant to Societal have potential to bring cost effective health
Health) care breakthroughs to vulnerable
populations in particular.
Venture Capital Assistance is financial
support in the form of an interest free loan
provided by SFAC to qualifying projects to
Venture Capital meet shortfall in the capital requirement for Startup Business
Assistance Scheme implementation of the project.
The Scheme will be implemented during
2012-17 in the XII Plan with a central
assistance of Rs. 500.00 crores.
The scheme aims to facilitate/ attract/

channelise/ mobilise resources from
Investment
Promotional Scheme financial institutions, banks, corporate
bodies, including user industries and other
For Development Of entrepreneurs, for development of Startup, Government Business
Non-Forest wastelands in non-forest areas belonging to
Wastelands Central and State Governments, panchayats,
village communities, private farmers, etc.
The scheme aims to help India become
inventive and creative, and to become a
global leader in sustainable technologies
without social and economic handicaps
affecting the evolution and diffusion of
Micro Venture green grassroots innovations. MVIF is a Startup Business
Innovation Fund micro-venture risk fund that extends
financial support to grassroots innovators
under a single signature on a simple
agreement of understanding, without any
collateral or a guarantor.
Eligibility Criteria Fiscal Incentive Non-Fiscal Incentive Information Link
> The research grant covers equipment,

Indian citizen residing in India, holding a regular consumables, contingency and travel
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institution. The proposals can be submitted by an limit is prescribed for this type of
individual or by a team of investigators. projects.
> The research grant covers equipment,

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Academic Partner
> The industry share should not be less
Indian citizens residing in India. The academic than 50 % of the total budget. Overhead
partner must hold a regular academic/research is provided to the academic partner. The
position in an academic institution or national SERB share shall not exceed Rs. 50 lakh
laboratories or recognised R&D institutions. More for a project. The upper cap may be
than one academic partner may be allowed. relaxed on case to case basis.The
support from SERB shall be extended
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All industries (including MSME & industrial R&D will be provided for equipment,
Centres) are eligible. manpower, consumables, travel, pilot
More than one Industry and or more than one plant study, and any other costs
Investigator from one Industry can be associated associated with the project. It is
in a project. expected that the equipment will be
Indian citizen residing in India, holding a regular installed in the institution where the
academic/research position in a recognized academic partner is working.
institution. The proposals can be submitted by an
individual or by a team of investigators.
> SERB extends partial financial

support, on selective basis, for
organising such domestic events
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and other Academic Institutes/ Professional participation of young scientists and /seminar_symposia
Bodies who organize such events. research professionals in such events
along with nominal support for pre-
operative expenses like announcements
brouchers, etc.
> SERB extends research funding
support to selected projects in
Indian citizen residing in India, holding a regular Ayurvedic Biology for three years. There
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institution. The proposals can be submitted by an is decided based on the requirement for /ayurvedicProgram
its successful implementation. The
individual or by a team of investigators. Investigator should propose a budget
which is realistic based on proposed
objectives and supporting experiments.
> For Institutions: Project staff salaries,

equipment, supplies and consumables,
contingency
expenditure, patent filing charges,
Scientists, engineers, or technologists working in outsourcing charges, internal travel,
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institutions, laboratories having adequate charges, overheads, etc. gy-systems-development-
infrastructure & facilities to carry out technology > For Industry: Only cost of programme-tsdp
development work as well as prototype building consumables upto 50%.
> For Institution/Industry Joint
Programmes: Support to the Industry
upto 50% of the cost of
consumables.
> Customs Duty exemption in full on

imports
> Central Excise Duty exemption in full
on indigenous procurement
> Central Sales Tax reimbursement on > All relevant equipment /
indigenous purchase against from C goods including second hand
> Equipment can also be imported on equipment can be imported
Software Companies loan basis/lease (except prohibited items) https://www.stpi.in/
> 100% FDI is permitted through > Use of computer imported for
automatic route training permissible subject to
> Sales in the DTA up to 50% of the FOB certain conditions
value of exports permissible
> Depreciation on computers at
accelerated rates up to 100% over 5
years is permissible
> If an industry supports innovation at
institute(s) and commits its resources
[say R], the Government would commit
a Grant of [n x R] to the Institutes,
where 'n' is the multiplication factor.
The multiplication factor 'n' may vary up
to a maximum of 2, and would be
recommended by a committee of
experts on a case-to-case basis.
> Greater support (n ~ 2) could be given
for MSME industry and for large
industry the multiplying factor 'n' could
be one.
> The Government grants would cover
Projects in electronics & information technology specific items of expenditure under the http://meity.gov.in/content/multiplier-grant
project, namely equipment,
consumables, manpower, travel &
training, contingencies, and overheads if
any; The overheads admissible in the
project will be limited to 15% of the
total of the project.
> The Government grants, for individual
industry, would be limited to a
maximum of Rs. 2.0 crores per project
and the duration of each project should,
preferably, be less than 2 years; for
industry consortium these figures would
be Rs. 4.0 crores and 3 years
respectively.
> Reimbursement will be limited to a

total of Rs 15.0 Lakhs per invention or
50% of the total expenses incurred in
MSMEs and technology startups in ICTE sector http://www.ict-ipr.in/sipeit/SIPEITForm
filing and processing of patent
application upto grant whichever is
lesser.
> The grant-in-aid will be provided to

the organization(s) as specified below,
> Educational institutes, industry bodies like MAIT, for organizing IPR workshops/seminars.
ELCINA, CII, NASSCOM, FICCI, IESA, ASSOCHAM, The funding will be restricted as per
etc., DeitY Society(ies) or DeitY Autonomous following criteria:
Body(ies) 1. Educational institutes - INR 2.00 lakhs http://www.ict-ipr.in/sipeit/IPRForm
> It is mandatory that you should be registered at 2. Industry bodies like MAIT, ELCINA, CII,
Central Plan Scheme Monitoring System (CPSMS) NASSCOM, FICCI, IESA, ASSOCHAM etc.
portal, in order to apply for support for IP - INR 3.00 Lakhs
Awareness Workshop(s)/Seminar(s). 3. DeitY Society(ies) or DeitY
Autonomous Body(ies) - INR 5.00 Lakhs
> The scheme provides capital subsidy
of 20% in SEZ (25% in non-SEZ) for units
engaged in electronics manufacturing.
For each of the product category, an investment > It also provides for reimbursements of
threshold is prescribed which an applicant has to CVD/ excise for capital equipment for
incur for getting eligible for incentives. The http://meity.gov.in/sites/upload_files/dit/fil
the non-SEZ units.
investment threshold varies from Rs. 1 Crore to > For some of the high capital
Rs. 5000 Crores depending upon a type of project. investment projects like fabs, the
scheme provides for reimbursement of
Central Taxes and Duties.
> Electronic Development Fund (EDF) is

set up as a "Fund of Funds" to
participate in professionally managed
Innovation in technology sectors like electronics, "Daughter Funds" which in turn will http://meity.gov.in/esdm/edf
IT and nano-electronics provide risk capital to companies
developing new technologies in the
area of electronics, nano-electronics
and Information Technology (IT)
Turnover of MSE: Re-imbursement of

fee through NSIC
> The credit rating facilitates in
> Up to Rs.50 lakh: 75% of the fee or recognition of MSME in
MSME registered in India Rs. 25,000 (whichever is less) domestic and international http://www.nsic.co.in/creditrating.asp
> Above Rs.50 to 200 lakh: 75% of the market and helps in sanction of
fee or Rs. 30,000 (whichever is less) credit from banks
> More than Rs.200 lakh: 75% of the fee
or Rs. 40,000 (whichever is less)
> All documentation pertaining

to completion and submission http://www.nsic.co.in/bankfaci.asp
MSME registered in India
of the credit proposal to banks
shall be undertaken by NSIC.
> Financial assistance for procurement

of raw material up to 90 days
> MSEs helped to avail economics of
purchases like bulk purchase, cash
MSME registered in India http://www.nsic.co.in/rma.asp
discount, etc.
> All the procedures, documentation &
issue of letter of credit in case of
imports taken care of
> All Micro & Small Enterprises which are > Tender participating MSEs
registered with the Director of Industries quoting price within the price
(DI)/District Industries Centre (DIC) as band of L1+15% allowed to
manufacturing/service enterprises or having supply a portion up to 20% of
Acknowledgement of Entrepreneurs requirement by bringing down
Memorandum (EM Part-II) are eligible for their price to L1 price where L1
registration with NSIC under its Single Point is non-MSEs
Registration Scheme (SPRS)
> Issue of tender sets free of cost > Every Central
> Micro & Small Enterprises who have already > Exemption from payment of Earnest Ministry/Department/PSU shall http://www.nsic.co.in/gp.asp
commenced their commercial production but not Money Deposit (EMD) set an annual goal of minimum
completed one year of existence. The Provisional 20% of total annual purchases
Registration Certificate can be issued to such of products or services
Micro & Small Enterprises under Single Point produced or rendered by MSEs;
Registration scheme with monitory limit of Rs. out of the mandatory 20%
5.00 Lacs, which shall be valid for the period of procurement from MSEs, 4% is
one year only from the date of issue after levying earmarked for units owned by
the registration fee and obtaining the requisite Schedule Castes/Schedule
documents Tribes
> Ready to move in built-up

space, standard computer
hardware facilities, access to
software library, internet and
business centre facilities
> Preliminary level

training/counseling, facilitation
in fine tuning business plans,
specialised training, mentoring
services, market exposure
Business owners http://www.nsic.co.in/pdfs/faqinfra012017.
> Advanced level facilitating
seed finance/venture capital,
market survey, support in legal
formalities, documentation
support, maturity level
> Sourcing of business partners,

J.V./technology transfer, legal
and statutory formalities for
launch of enterprise, selection
process
> Both term loans and/or working
capital facility up to Rs. 100 lakh per
borrowing unit
> The guarantee cover available under
the scheme is to the extent of
maximum 85% of the sanctioned
New and existing Micro and Small Enterprises amount of the credit facility
engaged in manufacturing or service activity
> The guarantee cover provided is up to
excluding retail trade, educational institutions, https://www.cgtmse.in/schemes.aspx
75% of the credit facility up to Rs. 50
agriculture, Self Help Groups (SHGs), training lakh (85% for loans up to Rs. 5 lakh
institutions, etc. provided to micro enterprises, 80% for
MSEs owned/ operated by women and
all loans to NER including Sikkim) with a
uniform guarantee at 50% for the entire
amount if the credit exposure is above
Rs. 50 lakh and up to Rs. 100 lakh
> Ceiling on loans under the scheme has

> Existing SSI Units registered with the State beenraised from Rs. 40 lakh to Rs. 1
Directorate of Industries, which upgrade their crore
existing plant and machinery with the state-of- > Rate of subsidy has been enhanced
the-art technology, with or without expansion from 12% to 15%
>New SSI Units which are registered with the http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/schemes/SCLCS
State Directorate of Industries which have their Admissible capital subsidy is calculated
facilities only with the appropriate eligible and with reference to purchase price of
proven technology duly approved by the plant and machinery, instead of term
GTAB/TSC loan disbursed to the beneficiary unit
> The Govt. of India will reimburse 75%

of air fare by economy class and 50%
> Unit having valid permanent registration with space rental charges for Micro & Small
Directorate of Industries/District Industries Centre manufacturing enterprises of General
> The selection of small/micro manufacturing category entrepreneurs
units would be done by MSME-DIs as per display > For women/SC/ST entrepreneurs & http://www.dcmsme.gov.i
product profile, theme of the fair and space entrepreneurs from North Eastern - n/sido/Marketingod32_7
availability Region, Govt. of India will reimburse _2007.htm
> Micro & Small manufacturing enterprise can 100% of space rent and economy class
avail this facility only once a year air fare
> Only one person of the participating unit would > The total subsidy on air fare & space
be eligible for subsidy on air fare rental charges will be restricted to Rs.
1.25 lakhs per unit
> Selected National awardee is

facilitated with cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh,
The MSMEs should have been in continuous Rs. 0.75 lakh , Rs. 0.50 lakh in order of
manufacturing/services for the last four years. ranking
The awards will be given to deserving Micro, Small > Special National Award for women -
& Medium Enterprises which have Udyog Aadhaar cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh
Memorandum (UAM). MSMEs would also register > Special National Award for SC/ ST http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/schemes/award
in MSME Databank web portal: entrepreneur - cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh
www.msmedatabank.in (click on register and then > Special National Award to NER
MSME) before submission of their application. entrepreneur- cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh
Registration at MSME Databank is mandatory for > Special Recognition Award to MSMEs
MSMEs even if they have earlier obtained UAM. scoring marks above 80% and 50% in
case of NER - cash prize of Rs. 0.20 lakh
Maximum admissible cost of the project
is Rs. 10 lakhs plus working capital,
which shall not exceed 25% of the
All coir processing MSME units registered with project cost
Coir Board under Coir Industry (Registration) http://coirservices.gov.in/Html_Files/Operati
> Beneficiary's contribution 5% of the
Rules, 2008 project cost
> Bank credit 55%.
> Rate of Subsidy 40% of the project
> MNRE Accredited Channel Partners, State Nodal

Agencies (SNA) and other stakeholders, as > Up to 80% of the existing pending
approved by MNRE, who have already submitted eligible capital subsidy claim, as verified
valid claims of Capital Subsidy at IREDA, which are by the IREDA http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/Brid
pending for release of payment on account of > Minimum loan assistance – Rs. 20
non-availability of funds, will be eligible under the Lakhs.
scheme.
> Renewable Enerdy developers who have already

submitted a valid GBI claim under GBI Scheme at
Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency > Minimum loan assistance – Rs. 20 http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/Sch
(IREDA), which is processed and pending for Lakhs
release of payment on account of nonavailability
of funds, will be eligible under this scheme.
> Quantum of loan from IREDA shall be

> Scheme is available for all grid 70% of the project cost with minimum
connected/interactive solar PV projects located
promoter’s
on rooftops. contribution of 30%. However, IREDA
> Private Sector Companies/firms may extend loan upto 75% of the http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/sola
> Central Public Sector Undertaking (CPSU) project cost on the basis
> State Utilities/ Discoms/ Transcos/ Gencos/
of the credit worthiness of the
Corporations promoter, track record, project
> Joint Sector companies parameters, etc.
> The applicant should be existing borrower of > Upto 75% of the invoice value pending
IREDA (Sole/co-financing/consortium financing) for maximum 6 months from the date of
> The borrowers should not be declared NPA by application subject to a maximum bill
any of the lenders discounting facility of Rs. 20 crore. The http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/IRED
> The discounted amount will be utilized only for minimum amount of transaction
clearance of dues of term lenders of the project covering a set of bills shall not be less
and also working capital lenders overdue, if any than Rs. 1 crore.
on prorate basis, in terms of financing documents
> Commercially viable, grid connected Renewable
Energy projects (Solar/Wind)
> The projects should have minimum average
DSCR of 1.2 > Rs. 50 lacs http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/Ann
> The minimum issue size of the proposed bonds
should not be less than Rs.
100 crore to be eligible under the scheme
> Scheduled commercial banks and financial

institutions
> Operational grid connected power generation
projects
> Projects with viability affected, in view of tariff,
abnormal fuel cost escalation issues & force
majeure conditions
> Plants should have operational history of atleast
2 years after commissioning of the project and the
2 year’s average PLF (in case of plant operated for
more than 2 years, then the average PLF of any 2
years) should be atleast 20% in case of biomass
power and 15% in case of Small Hydro In terms of the Scheme, IREDA would
Power (SHP) projects provide funds received from NCEF by
Refinance not exceeding 30% of the loan way of refinance to scheduled http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/Rev
outstanding, @ 2% interest rate commercial banks and financial
from IREDA to Scheduled commercial banks / FIs institutions (including IREDA)
(including IREDA) and
the same shall be extended by the Banks/FIs to
the project developers at
the same rate of 2%, subject to, maximum
Refinance amount Rs. 15 Cr.
per project.
> The project should also have minimum of
average DSCR of 1.1 after taking into
account IREDA refinance amount and should be
able to service the loan
> The project should be revived/operationalized
within 6 months from the date of disbursement.
> Applicant should be an Indian citizen

> The applicant has to be physically incubated in a
incubator and produce a recommendation
> Applicants from non-profit/research
organization needs to NOC
> Applicants need to provide termination for full
time association of project
> Promoter shareholder of in any LLP not allowed > Up to Rs. 50 lakh for research projects
>Technology ideas relating to medical/health with commercialisation potential with http://www.birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=8
biotechnology, biopharma duration of up to 18 months.
and medical devices/biomaterials/diagnostics,
agrobiotechnology
and animal/marine biotechnology, industrial/
environmental biotechnology and
biomass value addition via biotechnology,
biotechnology based services/reagents/supplies,
bioinformatics and bio-IT interface etc.
> Indian startups (Less than 3 years old > Seed Grant (Idea to PoC): Rs. 50 lakh
from date of advertisement plus 51% for 18 months
ownership) > Early Transitions: Rs. 100 lakhs for 24 http://www.birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=1
> Indian LLPs months
> DSIR Recognition (only for Early > Transition to Scale: Mix of grant &
loan for 24 Months
Transition & Transition to scale)
> The Principal investigator should be below 40

years holding independent position (and within
10 years of receiving a PhD).
> Each application should have Co-PI (preferably > RGYI provides startup grants to young
below 50 years) with prior experience of grant investigators across the country working
management in different settings such as central
> Applicants must be from non-profit government funded institutions, State http://www.dbtindia.nic.in/rapid-grant-for-y
organisations and should have demonstrated a Government funded University
promising track-record of early achievements departments, scientists at DSIR
appropriate to his/her research field and career approved private institutions etc.
stage, including significant publications (as main
author) in international peer-reviewed scientific
journals.
The proposals can be submitted

> Financial support for early stage &
solely by a Company incorporated under the proof-of-concept for innovations based
Companies Act, 2013 or on valid hypothesis, R&D aimed at
Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) incorporated affordable product development, lab-
under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 http://www.birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=2
scale technology refinement, validation
or Joint Ventures either in the form of Company/
of a technology at pilot scale, platform
LLP by any of the above entities jointly with other technologies/prototype development
private or public partner(s) (Universities or etc.
Institutes)
> Support for high risk, accelerated

technology development especially in
futuristic technologies
> Solely by an Indian company (small, medium or > Support for very high risk, nationally
large having DSIR recognized in-house R&D unit) and socially relevant areas, with no
or assured market
> Jointly by an Indian company and national R&D > Provides for product evaluation and http://www.birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=2
organizations and Institutions; or validation through support for limited
> By a group of Indian Companies along with and large scale field trial for agriculture
National Research Organizations etc. products and clinical trials (Phase I, II,
III) for health care products.
> Supporting research project for novel
IP generation.
> Scientists & technologists > Grant-in-aid for the project

> Statisticians & economists > Overheads on project to be provided
> Sociologists at the rate of 10% of the total project
> Development/ Planning/ Policy Experts, cost for educational institutions & NGOs http://www.nstmis-dst.org/Guideline.aspx
Management Specialists etc. from and 8% for laboratories & institutions
academic/research institutions, registered under Central Government
societies, voluntary agencies (NGOs), professional departments/agencies.
bodies & consulting organisations, etc.
PRISM Phase-I
1. Category-I: Proof of
Concept/Prototype/Models
Project cost upto Rs.5.00 lakh - Rs.2.00
lakh or 90% of the total project cost
PRISM Phase-I (whichever is less)
Any Indian citizen including student innovators. 2. Category-II: Fabrication of working
model/ process know-how/testing &
PRISM Phase-II
Successfully PRISM innovators or innovators who trail/ patenting/ technology transfer,
have successfully demonstrated proof of concept etc.
Project cost from Rs.5.00 lakh to
with the support of government http://www.csio.res.in/index.php?option=co
Rs.35.00 lakh - Rs.20.00 lakh or 90% of
institution/agency. the total project cost (whichever is less)
PRISM-R&D Proposals Prism-Phase-II (Enterprise Incubation)
Public Funded - R&D Institutes/ Autonomous Project cost between Rs.35.00 lakh &
Institutions/ Laboratories/ Academic Institutes Rs.100.00 lakh - Up to Rs.50.00 lakh
etc. limited to 50% of the total project cost.
PRISM-R&D Proposals
Upto Rs.50.00 lakh limited to 50% of the
total project cost
farmers) as back ended capital subsidy

subject to a ceiling of Rs 1.20 lakh (Rs
1.60 lakh for SC/ST farmers), maximum
permissible capital subsidy is Rs 30,000
(Rs 40,000 for SC/ST farmers) for a 5 calf
unit.
> Vericompost (with milch animal)

Cost Rs 20,000 - 25% of the outlay
(33.33 % for SC/ST
subject
to a ceiling of Rs 5,000 (Rs 6,700 for
SC/ST farmers).
> Purchase of milking

machines/milkotesters/bulk milk
cooling units (upto 2000 lit capacity)
Cost Rs 18 lakh - 25% of the outlay
(33.33 % for SC / ST
6.00 lakh for SC/ST farmers).
> Farmers > Purchase of dairy processing
> Individual entrepreneurs equipment for manufacture of
> NGOs
indigenous milk products https://www.nabard.org/pdf/Annexure_1.p
> Companies Cost Rs 12 lakh - 25% of the outlay
> Groups of unorganized and (33.33 % for SC / ST
organized sector farmers) as back ended capital subsidy
subject
to a ceiling of Rs 3.00 lakh (Rs 4.00 lakh
for
SC/ST farmers).
> Establishment of dairy product

transportation
facilities and cold chain
(33.33 % for SC / ST
7. Cold storage facilities for milk and

milk products
(33.33 % for SC / ST
8. Establishment of private veterinary

The government shall fund the
expenditure on travel from J&K to
Graduates, post-graduates and professional training destination, boarding http://www.skilldevelopment.gov.in/udaan.
degree holders in J &K & lodging, stipend and placement fee in
respect of trainees.
Composite loan of between Rs. 10 lakh

and Rs. 1 Crore to cover 75% of the
> At least one Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe project cost can be taken up, inclusive
borrower and at least one women borrower per of term loan and working capital. The
bank branch for setting up a greenfield enterprise stipulation of the loan being expected
> The enterprise can be in trading, manufacturing,
or services to cover 75% of the project cost would
not apply if the borrower’s contribution https://www.standupmitr
> In case of non-individual enterprises, at least along with convergence support from a.in/Home/SUISchemes
51% of the shareholding and controlling stake any other schemes exceeds 25% of the
should be held by an SC/ST or woman project cost. The rate of interest would
entrepreneur
be lowest applicable rate of the bank for
> Borrower should not be in default to any bank that category (rating category) not to
or financial institution exceed (base rate (MCLR) + 3%+ tenor
premium).
To signify the stage of growth /

development and funding needs of the
beneficiary micro unit / entrepreneur
Non–Corporate Small Business Segment (NCSB) and also provide a reference point for
the next phase of graduation / growth
comprising of millions of proprietorship /
partnership firms running as small manufacturing to look forward to, MUDRA offers
incentives through these interventions:
units, service sector units, shopkeepers, fruits /
vegetable vendors, truck operators, food-service > Shishu : covering loans upto 50,000/- http://www.mudra.org.in
units, repair shops, machine operators, small /Offerings
> Kishor : covering loans above
industries, artisans, food processors and others, in 50,000/- and upto 5 lakh
rural and urban areas. All kind of manufacturing, > Tarun : covering loans above 5 lakh
trading and service sector activities can get and upto 10 lakh
MUDRA loan.
Generally, loans upto 10 lakh issued by
banks under Micro Small Enterprises is
given without collaterals.
Incubator Support:
>Existing Incubator - Scale up grant of
upto Rs. 30 lakh
>New Incubator Set up: Rs. 1 crore
Incubation of ideas:
> Rs. 3 lakh per idea at existing
incubators that are supported
>Rs. 3 lakh per idea at new incubators
that are supported
All MSMEs with EM registration. http://msme.gov.in/sites/default/files/MSM
At each incubator:
> Rs. 20 lakh to create a business
enterprise out of idea (existing
incubator)
> Rs. 20 lakh to create a business
enterprise out of idea (new incubator)
Accelerator workshop:
>Rs. 20 lakh per workshop to be
conducted by the accelerator for 10
such workshops in 2 years
The financial assistance provided for any

specific project shall be subject to a
maximum of Rs. 8 crore to support soft,
Non-Government organizations (NGOs), hard and thematic interventions.
institutions of the Central and State Governments Following is the budget limit per cluster
and semi-Government institutions, field > Heritage Clusters (1000-2500 http://msme.gov.in/sites/
functionaries of State and Central Govt., artisans*)- Rs. 8 crore/ cluster default/files/SFURTI_GUI
Panchayati Raj institutions (PRIs), Private sector by > Major Clusters (500-1000 artisans*)-
DELINES_REVISED.pdf
forming cluster specific SPVs, Corporates and Rs. 3 crore / cluster> Mini-Clusters
corporate Responsibillity (CSR) foundations with (Upto 500 artisans*)- Rs. 1.5 crore/
expertise to undertake cluster developmen cluster
For NER/J & K and Hill States, there will
be 50% reduction in the number of
artisans per cluster.
> Airfare-
a. MSME- 100% of the economy class
airfare subject to a maximum of Rs. 1.50
lakhs or actual fare paid, whichever is
lower
b. Offbearer of the applicant
> The organisation should be registered (i.e. organisation - 100% of the economy
companies under the Companies Act, societies, class airfare subject to a maximum of
under the Societies Act, etc.) with the primary Rs. 1.50 lakhs or actual fare paid,
objective of promotion and development of whichever is lower alongwith duty
MSME allowance of USD 150 per day
c. Government officials as per
> The organisation must be engaged in such
activities for at least 3 years and have a good track entitlement with option of getting the
expenses on the air fare and duty http://msme.gov.in/sites/default/files/IC_EN
record allowance incurred directly by the
Ministry
>The organisation should have regular audtied > Space Rent
accounts for the past 3 years a. MSME- 100% of the space rent
subject to a maximum of Rs. 1 lakh or
> Events, for which financial support under the actual rent paid, whichever is lower
Scheme is sought, must have significant
international participation
Common expenses such as freight &
insurance, local transport, secretarial/
communication services, printing of
common catalogues may be funded as
well
> MSME units in the manufacturing or services SIDBI provides the following
sector technical support through its
> Applicant unit should be in operation for atleast > Upto 90% of the project cost with associate India SME Technology
three years and should have earned cash profit in
minimum loan amount of Rs. 10 lakh Services Limited (ISTSL):
the last two years of operation and should not be and maximum loan amount not to > Walk Through Energy Audit –
in default to any bank/FI exceed Rs. 150 lakh per eligible Identification of Potential
> Minimum credit rating of SME4/SER4/CR5 or its borrower under this MSMEs for 4E https://www.sidbi.in/files
equivalent scheme > Detailed Energy Audit – /4E_Financing_Scheme.p
> The unit should have undergone the process of
> Eligible loan amount should not Complete energy efficiency df
Detailed Energy Audit (DEA) through a technical exceed one-fifth of the total turn-over diagnosis and measurement
agency / consultants having BEE certified Energy of the applicant unit > Detailed Project Report – https://www.sidbi.in/dow
Auditors. Further, the Detailed Project Report > The repayment period including initial Complete information on nloads/FAQ%20for
(DPR)
moratorium period of upto 6 months, energy consumption and %204E_Eng.doc
prepared by the technical agency / consultant shall not be more than recommendation on remedial
should have been vetted by EEC, SIDBI 36 months for loans upto Rs. 100 lakh measures
> The unit should not have availed Performance and 60 months for loans beyond Rs. 100 > Measurement & Verification
Linked Grant under the WB-GEF Project for the lakh. Audit – Validation of actual
proposed EE Project
energy savings achieved
> The unit should be in compliance with the
Environment & Social Management Framework
>Renewable energy projects such as solar power
plants, wind energy generators, mini hydel power
projects, biomass gasifier power plants, etc. for
captive/ non-captive use (i.e., power generated is Suitable assistance by way of term
sold/supplied to the grid / off-grid). loan / working capital to ESCOs https://www.sidbi.in/files
> Any kind of potential CP investments including implementing EE / CP / Renewable /SIDBI_Ebrochure_SFS.pd
waste management. Energy project provided either the ESCO f
> Suitable assistance to OEMs which manufacture should be an MSME or the unit to which
energy efficient / cleaner production / green it is offering its services is an MSME.
machinery / equipment. Either the OEM should
be an MSME or it should be supplying its products
to substantial number of MSMEs.
> 10% of the project cost subject to a

maximum of Rs. 20 lakh
> New enterprises in the manufacturing as well as > Up to 15% of the project cost for the
services sector enterprises promoted by Scheduled https://www.sidbi.in/files
> Existing enterprises undertaking expansion, Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribe (ST) /
modernization, technology upgradation or other Persons with Disabilities (PwD) and /SIDBI_Ebrochure_SMILE
_new.pdf
projects for growing their business will also be women, subject to a maximum of Rs. 30
covered lakh
Maximum loan size Rs. 25 lakh
> Early stage units where revenue has

commenced after product acceptance by
– At least one corporate customer with repeat
orders, or > Need based, subject to a maximum of
– In case of retail consumers, a trend of revenue https://www.sidbi.in/files
Rs. 200 lakh and equity kicker (1%-2%
for 6 months /SIDBI_Ebrochure_start_
equity on paid up capital at par or up_assistance.pdf
suitably structured kicker)
>Early stage Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises
(MSME) as defined in the MSMED Act, 2006
(Constitution of the units to be Private Limited
Companies)
> Bridge the gap in means of finance for

scaling up/ expansion/ modernization
projects
> Access long-term structured
assistance especially for investments in
> An MSME as per the definition of Government
of India (MSMED Act) intangible assets
> SIDBI’s existing customers (meeting internal > Leverage equity / sub debt assistance
rating criteria) from SIDBI for raising higher debt funds
> Avoid complexities of enterprise
> Units with past 3 years of profitability and 2 https://www.sidbi.in/Growth_Capital_and_E
valuation, exit issues, etc. – associated
years of satisfactory banking credit track record
(meeting internal credit rating criteria). with equity investments
Acceptable external rating from CRISIL, ICRA,
D&B, SMERA, etc. would be desirable.
> Scientists/academicians with research

background in ‘Yoga and Meditation’ and having > The scheme supports research project
regular position
> Practitioners actively involved in yoga and for a maximum period of three (3) http://dst.gov.in/science-and-technology-yo
years.
meditation practices in collaboration with
academic and research institutions of repute
> Central Assistance will be by way of
one time grant upto 25% of the cost of
Technology Acquisition of each
technology. Maximum amount given
shall not exceed Rs. 10 crore. The
funding support will be through a
Government R&D institution.
> Indian capital goods sector unit or their It covers activities undertaken for http://dhi.nic.in/writereaddata/Notification
consortium. selecting right technologies, outright
purchase of technology, IPR, patent,
rights, know how, designs, licensing,
upgradation of R&D/testing facilities,
hardware / software for technology
upgradation, training of workers,
contract research payments, etc.
under the Limited Liability

Partnership Act, 2008 (less than three years old as
on the date of advertisement) having a minimum
half of the persons who subscribed their
names to the LLP document as its Partners
should be Indian citizens.
- Indian Academic Scientists, Researchers, PhDs,
Medical Degree Holders, Biomedical Engg
Graduates (who must be willing to incubate in
a business incubator)
- Proprietorship concern established by an
Indian citizen under the Certificate/license
issued by the municipal authorities/ under
Shop & Establishment Act /under other relevant
statute
- No DSIR certification is required
> Proof of Concept to Validation :
- Companies incorporated under the Indian
Companies Act having a minimum of 51% Indian
ownership.
- DSIR recognition > Idea to Proof of Concept (PoC): Grant-
- Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) incorporated in-aid assistance up to Rs. 50 lakhs for a
under the Limited Liability Partnership Act, period up to 18 months
2008 having a minimum half of the persons > Proof of Concept to Validation:
who subscribed their names to the LLP document Grant-in-aid assistance up to Rs. 50
as its Partners should be Indian citizens. The lakhs over the period up to 24 months http://birac.nic.in/webcontent/Sparsh_Guid
Applicant should own the background Intellectual > Access to Innovative Pilot Scale
Property based on which the proposal is made. Delivery Models: Grant-in-aid for a
- Indian Institution/ Universities/ Public Research period up to 24 months. The project
Organization who can become Co-Applicants cost sanctioned for the Company would
along with the company/LLP as main applicant be matched equally by BIRAC and the
established in India and having NAAC/ UGC/ Company.
AICTE or any equivalent recognition certificate.
- Partnership Firms/ Society/ Trust/ NGO/
Foundation/ Association established in India
under the relevant Indian Law having at least
half of the stakeholders (partners/ trustees/
members/ associates etc) as Indians.
> Access to Innovative Pilot Scale Delivery
Models:
- Companies incorporated under the Indian
Companies Act having a minimum of 51% Indian
ownership.
- DSIR recognition
- The product should have gained necessary
approvals from the concerned
regulatory authority (-ies) for pilot studies.
- It is desirous that the projects show
partnership or a consortium between
product/service innovator Company, an
implementer/deployer (Research Foundations,
Section 25 companies etc) and clinical partner(s).
SFAC provides venture capital to
agribusiness projects by way of soft loan
to supplement the financial gap worked
out by the sanctioning authority of term
loan under Means of Finance with
respect to cost of project.
The quantum of SFAC Venture Capital
Assistance under the Scheme will be available to Assistance will depend on the project
Individuals, Farmers, Producer Groups, cost and will be the lowest of the
Partnership/Proprietary Firms, Self Help Groups, following:
Companies, Agripreneurs, units in agriexport > 26% of the promoter’s equity
zones, and agriculture graduates individually or in > Rs. 50.00 lakhs http://sfacindia.com/UploadFile/Statistics/S
groups for setting up agribusiness projects.
For professional management and accountability Provided that for projects located in
the groups have to preferably form into North-Eastern Region, Hilly States
companies or producer companies under the (Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh,
relevant Act. Jammu & Kashmir) and in all cases in
any part of the country where the
project is promoted by a registered
Farmer Producers Organisation, the
quantum of venture capital will be the
lowest of the following:
> 40% of the promoter’s equity
> Rs. 50.00 lakhs
> Loan
> There will be no limit on the total
project cost, but subsidy from
Government of India/Dept. of
Wastelands Development (DOWD) will
be on on-farm development activities
only.
1) General Category (Individual/Group):
25% of on-farm development activities
or Rs. 25 lakhs, whichever is less
Projects promoted by Central and State 2) Small Farmers (Individual/Group):
Governments undertakings, Co-operative
Institutions, Public Trusts and Societies registered 30% of on-farm development activities
or Rs. 25 lakhs, whichever is less
under the Societies Registration Act, Corporate
Bodies registered under the Companies Act, 3) Marginal Farmers (Individual/Group), http://dolr.nic.in/ipsguidelines.htm#top
individual entrepreneurs and individual/group of as well as SC/ST Farmers without any
limit in the area of holdings
farmers would be eligible for the promotional (Individual/Group): 50% of on-farm
grant/ promotional subsidy under the Scheme. development activities or Rs. 25 lakhs
whichever is less
> For the preparation of a
viable/bankable project for the
development of wastelands in non-
forest areas, project formulation
assistance at 1% of the firmed up cost of
a project would be provided by DOWD
(paid only after the project is
sanctioned)
Technology should have social return or social
value created for the benefit of society at large.
NIF only considers ideas/innovations of: > Funding assistance http://nif.org.in/bd_mvif

> People from unorganised sector with little/no
formal education or professional/technical
training, and
> Students upto class 12
Application Process Contact
The proposal submission window for Principal Investigators is

open for two months during June-July and second spell
starting from November to December in a year. Relevant Officers:
http://www.serb.gov.in/emr.php
Application Link: http://serbonline.in/SERB/Registration.do#
Contact of all Officers:
Submission Guidelines: http://www.serb.gov.in/directory.php
http://serbonline.in/SERB_Help/pi/Multiscreen_HTML5/deskt
op/Login.htm

Dr. Nilotpal Ghosh, Scientist E
Submission Guidelines: Phone: 011- 40000396
http://serbonline.in/SERB_Help/pi/Multiscreen_HTML5/deskt Email: nilotpal@serb.gov.in
op/Login.htm

Dr. Jigisha K Parikh, Scientist G
Submission Guidelines: Phone: 011- 40000306
http://serbonline.in/SERB_Help/pi/Multiscreen_HTML5/deskt Email: jigishaparikh@serb.gov.in
op/Login.htm
Application should be submitted not earlier than six months

and not later than three months, before the date of the event.
Dr. Ramesh V, Scientist C
Application Link: http://serbonline.in/SERB/Registration.do# Phone: 011- 40000331
Email: drvramesh@serb.gov.in
Submission Guidelines:
op/Login.htm
All project proposals should conform to the standard SERB
format for Ayurvedic Biology and would be considered on the
basis of peer review. Proposals could be submitted any time,
but would be considered by the Task Force only twice a year. Dr. Balachandar Venkatesan, Scientist 'E'
Application Link: http://serbonline.in/SERB/Registration.do# Phone: 011-40000337

Email: venkatbala@serb.gov.in
Submission Guidelines:
op/Login.htm
The guidelines for formulation and submission of projects and

the prescribed format can be collected from Dr. Rajeev
Sharma, Scientist-D, Room No: 20, Hall-C, Department of
Science and Technology, Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli
Road, New Delhi – 110 016 (E-mail: rajeevsharma@nic.in,
Telephone : 011-26602187, 26590310, Mobile: 9971888229). Dr. Neeraj Sharma, Scientist G & Head (TDT)
Telefax : 011-26964781
The complete proposals (15 copies) and/or suggestions
regarding additional areas for technology development may Email: neerajs@nic.in
be addressed to:
Dr. Neeraj Sharma, Advisor & Head (TDT Division), Room No
1A, Administrative Block, Department of Science &
Technology, Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road, New
Delhi-110 016
Director General, STPI

9th Floor, NDCC-II Building,
Jai Singh Road (Opp. Jantar Mantar),
New Delhi-110 001.
Phone: +91-11-23438171, +91-11-23438174,
+91-11-23438188
Fax: +91-11-23438173
E-mail: rai@stpi.in
Geeta Kathpalia, Scientist G
HoD Innovation and IPR Division
http://meity.gov.in/sites/upload_files/dit/files/mgsiopproposals(1).pdf
Phone: +91-11-24363128 (Office)
Email: g.kathpalia@nic.in,
geeta@meity.gov.in
http://www.ict-ipr.in/sipeit/SIPEITForm Email: ipr@deity.gov.in
http://www.ict-ipr.in/sipeit/IPRForm Email: ipr@deity.gov.in

Vandana Srivastava (Director, IPHW Division)
Department of Electronics & Information
Technology (DeitY), Electronics Niketan, 6,
CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi -
http://www.msips.in/MSIPS/ 110003
Phone: 011-24301168
Email: vandana.srivastava@nic.in
Contacts:
http://www.msips.in/MSIPS/ContactUs.do
Shri K. Baskaran, MD, CVCFL

Fax: +91-80- 25583909
Email: md@canbankventure.com,
Shri Rachit Sharma, Assistant Vice President,

http://www.edfindia-canbankventure.com/ CVCFL
Phone: +91-80-25586506/6507
Email: rachitsharma@canbankventure.com,
Shri Prashant Kumar, Scientist D

Email: prashant@deity.gov.in
Application Form:
http://www.nsic.co.in/pdfs/ratingform23052016.pdf NSIC Toll Free No. 1800111955
The SSI unit will have to submit its application for rating to any List of corporate, zonal & branch offices:
of the offices/branches of NSIC or directly to the empanelled http://www.nsic.co.in/contactus.asp
Rating Agencies. (mentioned in the Information Link)
Apply to the banks listed in the Information Link. NSIC Toll Free No. 1800111955
Any loan enquiries under the scheme can be sent to List of corporate, zonal & branch offices:
hobts@nsic.co.in. http://www.nsic.co.in/contactus.asp
Application Form: NSIC Toll Free No. 1800111955

http://www.nsic.co.in/schemes/documents/rmaform.pdf or
Contact NSIC zonal/branch offices listed on
Please submit application to the listed NSIC-zonal and/or
the Information Link
NSIC-branch offices (given on the Information Link)
For online registration, please fill online form, contact the
nearest NSIC branch for required documents, scan these and
upload the same. The originals of certificates and other
document may be shown as demanded by branch or field NSIC Toll Free No. 1800111955
office.
List of corporate, zonal & branch offices:
Information for offline registration is also given on the link: http://www.nsic.co.in/contactus.asp
http://www.nsicspronline.com/RegistrationProcess.aspx
Please contact the individual facilites listed on the link:

NSIC Toll Free No. 1800111955
http://www.nsic.co.in/infrastructure.asp
Office of DC MSME and Ministry of MSME
Contact the branches of the listed banks given on the link:https://www.cgtmse.in/List_Of_MLIs.aspx
Phone: +91-11-23063800, 23063802,
23063803, 23063804, 23063805, 23063806
Contact details of all Nodal Bank Officers

unde CLCSS:
http://www.dcmsme.gov.in/schemes/Contac
t%20details%20of%20Nodal%20Bank
%20Officers%20under%20CLCSS.pdf

Provided in Information Link
Phone: +91-11-23063800, 23063802,
23063803, 23063804, 23063805, 23063806

http://msmedi.dcmsme.gov.in/Ent_NA_Admin/Ent_NA_Ent.aspx
Phone: +91-11-23063800, 23063802,
23063803, 23063804, 23063805, 23063806
COIR Head Office:
http://coirservices.gov.in/frm_login.aspx Phone: +91-484-2351807/2351788/2351954
3rd Floor, August Kranti Bhawan

Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi – 110 066
http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/bridge%20loan%20application%20format.pdf
Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412
Email: cmd@ireda.gov.in

http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/bridge%20loan%20application%20format(1).pdf
Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412

http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/solar-pv-new.pdf Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412

http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/IREDA%20Bill%20Discounting%20Scheme(1)(1).pdf
Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412
http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/UNIDO-IREDA Bhikaiji Cama Place, New Delhi – 110 066
%20Loan%20Application%205Sep2016--01.pdf Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412

http://www.ireda.gov.in/writereaddata/Application%20Format(2).pdf
Phone: +91 11 26717400 - 26717412
The call for proposal is announced twice every

year, on 1st January and 1st July.
Phone: 91-11-24389600
Email: birac.dbt@nic.in
More information:
http://birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=83
>http://www.birac.nic.in/registration_big_company.php?id=1 Sonia Gandhi
Email: sgandhi.birac@nic.in
Sonia Gandhi
http://www.dbtindia.nic.in/rapid-grant-for-young-investigation/Phone: 011-24364065
There are three call for proposals in a year:

15th February – 31st March
15th June – 31st July
15th October – 30th November K Ganeshan
Email: k.ganesan@nic.in
Proposal invitations are announced by BIRAC here:
http://www.birac.nic.in/cfp.php?id=1
There are three call for proposals in a year:

15th February – 31st March
15th June – 31st July
15th October – 30th November Email: investment.birac@gov.in
Proposal invitations are announced by BIRAC

here: http://www.birac.nic.in/cfp.php?id=1
The proposal (Details can be found at http://www.nstmis-

dst.org/Format.aspx) can be submitted at any time during the
year, as this is a continuing activity.
The Head: National Science and Technology Management http://www.nstmis-dst.org/Contact.aspx
Information System Division (NSTMIS), Department of Science
and Technology, Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road New
Delhi - 110 016.
TePP Outreach cum Cluster Innovation
Centre(TOCIC)
Eligible applicants are requested to submit their applications CSIR-Central Scientific Instruments
complete in all respects to the Organisation (CSIR-CSIO)
online link available at www.dsir.gov.in and hard copy to the Phones: +91 9855421580, +91 172-
nearest TOCIC Centre. 2651745/1746/7811; Ext– 422, 666, 263
Email: tepp_csio@yahoo.in
Head Office
The entrepreneurs shall apply to their banks for sanction of National Bank for Agriculture and Rural
the project. The bank shall Development
appraise the project as per their norms and if found eligible, Plot No C-24, "G" Block Bandra-Kurla
sanction the total outlay Complex
excluding the margin, as the bank loan. The loan amount is P.B.No 8121
then disbursed in suitable Bandra(E)
instalments depending on the progress of the unit. After the Mumbai - 400051
disbursement of first instalment Tel: (91) 022-26539895 / 96 /99
of the loan, the bank shall apply to the concerned Regional
Office of NABARD for sanction More details:
and release of subsidy https://www.nabard.org/english/contact_us.
aspx
Phone: 08803633333
http://nsdcudaan.com/Candidate/Candidate-registration.aspx (Monday to Saturday 9 AM to 6 PM)
Fax: +011 4656 0417
Email: udaan@nsdcindia.org
Help Centres:
https://www.standupmitra.in/SUHCs
The scheme, which covers all Scheduled Commercial Banks,
can be accessed at: Connect centres:
> Directly at the branches https://www.standupmitra.in/SUCCs
> Lead District Managers (LDMs)
> Portal (Standupmitra.in) LDMs: https://www.standupmitra.in/LDMS
Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) loans will be extended

by all Public Sector Banks such as PSU banks, Regional Rural
Banks (RRBs), Cooperative Banks, Private Sector Banks, http://www.mudra.org.in/ContactUs
Foreign Banks, Micro Finance Institutions and Non Banking
Finance Companies.
Member Convener, Scheme Steering
To apply for this scheme, contact the Steering Committee, Committee, ASPIRE, Office of the Joint
ASPIR office of the Joint Secretary (ARI) division, Ministry of Secretary (ARI Division), Ministry of MSME,
MSME, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi 110011 Room no. 171, Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi –
110011.
Proposal (one hard copy and one soft copy)

as required along with necessary enclosures and endorsement The Joint Secretary (ARI Division), Ministry of
from the Head of the Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, Room
Institution/Agency/Trust/Company desirous of being No.171 Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi-110011.
empanelled as Nodal Agency for anchoring Cluster Phone (011) 23061543
development may be sent to the following addressee: Fax: (011) 23062858
Email: js.ari@nic.in
The Joint Secretary (ARI Division), Ministry of Micro, Small &
Medium Enterprises
Applications for seeking financial assistance may be submitted
to the Director (International Cooperation), Ministry of MSME, Office of DC MSME and Ministry of MSME
Udyog Bhavan, New Delhi. The applications for the proposed
event must be accompanied with the budget estimate and
Phone: +91-11-23063800, 23063802,
other relevant documents, as prescribed by the 23063803, 23063804, 23063805, 23063806
Ministry.
India SME Technology Services Limited

MSMEs can directly approach of BEE certified energy auditor (ISTSL)
or ISTSL www.techsmall.com
Phone: 011-43526652 or 28525535
Email: istsl@techsm
Email: eec_credit@sidbi.in with cc to
https://www.sidbi.in/online-enquiry.php
rajivkr@sidbi.in
Contact nearest SIDBI office (list of offices mentioned in the

contact section) List of SIDBI offices
or https://www.sidbi.in/show-areaoffice.php?
q=en&&lang=en
Fill in details on the application form:
https://www.sidbi.in/online-enquiry.php?q=en&&lang=en
Contact nearest SIDBI office (list of offices mentioned in the

contact section)
List of SIDBI offices
or
https://www.sidbi.in/show-areaoffice.php?
Fill in details on the application q=en&&lang=en
form:https://www.sidbi.in/online-enquiry.php?
q=en&&lang=en
https://www.sidbi.in/online-enquiry.php?q=en&&lang=en Phone: 1800 22 6753
Department of Science & Technology,

Technology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Road,
Proposals are typically invited once a year in a prescribed New Delhi-110 016.
format. The application process is described in the call for Phone: +91-11-26562122/25/33/44,
proposal. 26567373, 26962819
Fax: +91-11-26863847, 26515637
Email: dstinfo@nic.in
Application Format:
http://dhi.nic.in/writereaddata/Application_TAFP_150420156
35651283541955561.pdf The Joint Secretary (HE&MT) Department of
The applications can be emailed to vishvajit.sahay@nic.in and Heavy Industry, 126-C, Udyog Bhawan, New
one signed copy may be sent to The Joint Secretary (HE&MT) Delhi-110011 Telefax: 011-23061858
Email: vishvajit.sahay@nic.in
Department of Heavy Industry, 126-C, Udyog Bhawan, New
Delhi-110011
Sonia Gandhi
Project Manager - Investments
Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance
http://www.birac.nic.in/desc_new.php?id=110 Council (BIRAC)
Phone: +91-11- 47744500-510
http://sfacindia.com/Procedure_For_VCA_Scheme.aspx http://sfacindia.com/Contact_us.aspx
Proposals for assistance under the Scheme would be received

by DOWD in the prescribed format from the promoters. Such
proposals should be supported with a letter of intent and
letter of sanction of the project indicating the firmed up cost http://dolr.nic.in/dolr/whoiswho.asp
of the project and the means of financing by the financial
institutions/ banks concerned.
http://nif.org.in/submitidea http://nif.org.in/contact_us
http://www.serb.gov.in/pdi.php
http://www.serb.gov.in/irit.php

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Ministry Implementation Body Industry

Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Ministry of Science and Engineering Research Agnostic

Events, Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Ministry of National Small Industries

Ministry of National Small Industries

Ministry of National Small Industries

Ministry of National Small Industries

Ministry of Office of the Development

20 Ministry of Office of the Development Agnostic

21 Ministry of Office of the Development Agnostic

Ministry of Biotechnology Industry Research Healthcare & Lifesciences

Ministry of Department of Biotechology

Ministry of Biotechnology Industry Research Healthcare & Lifesciences

Ministry of Biotechnology Industry Research Healthcare & Lifesciences

Chemicals, Technology Hardware, Healthcare & Lifesciences,

Govt. of India Small Industries Development

Govt. of India Micro Units Development and

Ministry of Khadi and Village Industries

Govt. of India Small Industries Development

Media & Entertainment, Technology Hardware, Food & Beverages,

Govt. of India Small Industries Development

Small Industries Development

Ministry of Department of Science and

The Science and Engineering Research

The Science and Engineering Research

The Science and Engineering Research

The Science and Engineering Research

The mandate of Technology Development

The STP Scheme is a 100% export oriented

The scheme aims to provide financial

The scheme aims to support IPR awareness

This fund of funds aims to foster R&D and

The scheme aims to create awareness about

It is expected that the scheme would

The schemes aims to meet the credit

The scheme aims at helping MSMEs by way

NSIC has offered the following centres to

> Exhibition cum Marketing Development

The scheme aims at facilitating technology

The scheme offers funding to interested

With a view to recognising the efforts and

The Indian Renewable Energy Development

Generation Based Incentive (GBI) was

The scheme aims to support all grid

Many of the renewable energy project

A large number of renewable energy

Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance

The scheme fosters creative research in

The scheme is an innovation-focused PPP

The scheme is a government partnership

Sponsors research projects/studies to

To bring structural changes in the

This scheme facilitates bank loans between

MUDRA provides refinance support to Banks

The objectives of the scheme is to organize

The scheme aims to:

The scheme aims to provide soft loan, in the

To provide structured financing for 'startups'

The scheme provides assistance in form of