Kerala government pledges support for tech-driven enterprises
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The Kerala government is implementing new policies to support tech-driven enterprises and simplify business approvals for young entrepreneurs.
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- The Kerala government is launching initiatives to assist young entrepreneurs in starting tech-driven manufacturing businesses.
- New policies include a 'One State, One Approval' system and the creation of industrial land banks to reduce operational hurdles.
- Artificial intelligence is being promoted as a tool for rural small-scale enterprises to access global markets.
- The government aims to enhance export potential for traditional products by leveraging logistics improvements from the Vizhinjam port.
What to watch next
- Implementation of the One State, One Approval policy via legislative amendments
- Establishment of the proposed industrial land bank
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P.K. Kunhalikutty
Industries Minister
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“The Keralam government will extend all necessary support to the younger generation seeking to establish enterprises, including technology-driven manufacturing ventures”
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The Keralam government will extend all necessary support to the younger generation seeking to establish enterprises, including technology-driven manufacturing ventures , Industries Minister P.K. Kunhalikutty has said. He was inaugurating the Kerala Young Entrepreneurs Conclave-2026, organised by the Directorate of Industries and Commerce under the Raising and Accelerating MSME…
“The government was implementing a ‘One State, One Approval’ policy to remove hurdles faced by entrepreneurs in obtaining approvals”
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…commissioning of the Vizhinjam port, Keralam would be able to reduce transportation costs and facilitate the movement of its products to global markets, he said, referring to the State’s long history of overseas trade. The government was implementing a ‘One State, One Approval’ policy to remove hurdles faced by entrepreneurs in obtaining approvals , Mr. Kunhalikutty said. Legislative amendments would be introduced to give statutory backing to the policy, he added. The government was also working on creating a land bank for industrial purposes and addressing…
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NamedIndia · Calicut Trade Centre · Vizhinjam Port · A.P.M. Mohammed Hanish · Directorate of Industries and Commerce · Government of Kerala · K. Jayanth · P.K. Kunhalikutty
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