Startup Grants & Funding for Industrial Goods Startups

SC/ST MSEs get back 80% of Export Promotion Council membership or entry fees, up to Rs. 20,000 a year.

A one-time reimbursement of training expenses for skilled and semi-skilled employees of new industries in Chhattisgarh under the Industrial Development Policy 2024-30.

100% of to-and-fro transport charges for exhibits, up to Rs. 15,000 per domestic exhibition.

Meghalaya Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board gives registered construction workers a one-time loan of up to ₹10,000 for tools, repayable in up to 60 installments.

Rural street vendors and small traders in Madhya Pradesh can get an interest-free working capital loan of up to ₹10,000 through banks, plus entrepreneurship training.

Goa State Innovation Council pays up to INR 10,000 of provisional patent filing fees for innovators, students and startups registered under its Virtual Innovation Register (VIR).

LIDCOM, Maharashtra gives members of the Scheduled Caste Charmakar community a 50% subsidy, capped at ₹10,000, on business loans of up to ₹50,000.

This Gujarat government scheme provides 100% reimbursement of training course fees up to ₹10,000 per trainee for MSMEs to upskill their workforce, along with transport subsidies.

An incentive scheme from the Government of Maharashtra providing up to ₹10,000 per candidate to industries hiring local talent for 6-11 months.

Punjab reimburses 25% of the fee an MSME pays under the Ministry of MSME's Performance and Credit Rating Scheme, up to ₹10,000.

Rent-free exhibition stalls for GI certified J&K craft units, reimbursed up to Rs 10,000 per stall for 500 stalls a year.

Assam pays employers a one-time Rs 10,000 for each local youth their unit employs.

Udyam-registered MSMEs get 100% of trademark registration costs reimbursed, up to Rs 10,000 per mark.

Rs 10,000 one-time reward for MSMEs taking the ZED Pledge, usable against ZED certification cost.

Registered construction workers in Delhi get a ₹5,000 grant to buy work-related tools, available once every five years.

Women in Himachal Pradesh with low income can get ₹5,000 to start a small business or trade.

Loan of ₹5,000 to buy tools for registered construction workers in Goa, from the Goa Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board.

Registered construction workers in Punjab who finished skill training get up to ₹5,000 back on tool purchases, once every three years.

A one-time reimbursement of ₹2,000 for registered construction workers in West Bengal to purchase tools related to their profession.

A one-time reimbursement of 50% on the cost of tracking devices, up to INR 2,000 per truck, for commercial vehicles registered in Rajasthan.

Scheduled Caste leather workers in Maharashtra get a 100% government-funded tin stall and ₹500 in financial assistance.

Pre-incubation for early-stage & student founders, limited cohort.