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- Kerala Agricultural University, through its Agri Business Incubator, has launched a one-month Entrepreneurship Development Training Programme and disbursed startup grants under the central PM RKVY-RAFTAAR scheme.
- The Centre has sanctioned ₹2 crore for 19 selected agri startups, with the first instalment released to 10 eligible startups at an event inaugurated by Agriculture Minister T. Siddique.
- The Minister said export-oriented agribusiness ventures using value addition, quality assurance and branding could boost farmers' incomes and Kerala's global competitiveness.
- The training programme aims to equip aspiring agripreneurs with skills in business planning, financial management, branding and market access.
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- Release of further grant instalments to the remaining selected startups
- Outcomes and participation in the one-month training programme
- Progress of supported startups toward export-oriented ventures
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