RS CONSULTANCY

RS CONSULTANCY                    

Objective Of RS CONSULTANCY under CLCSS is to provide Subsidy in every field.The revised scheme aims at facilitating technology upgradation by providing 15 per cent upfront capital subsidy with effect from the 29th September, 2005 (12 per cent prior to 29.09.2005) to 551 units, including tiny, khadi, village and coir industrial units (hereinafter referred to as 551 units), on institutional finance availed of by them for induction of well established and improved technologies In the specified sub-sectors products approved under the scheme.
 51 products/sub-sectors have been approved under the CLCSS till date. List IS available in the Scheme guidelines.
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SUBSIDY IN FRUIT & VEGETABLE PROCESSING/MILK BASED PRODUCTS INDUSTRY

                         

SUBSIDY IN FRUIT & VEGETABLE PROCESSING/MILK BASED PRODUCTS INDUSTRY

SR.NO.	ACTIVITY	TECHNOLOGY NEED	COST	ADVANTAGES
1	Processing of fruits and Vegetables, canning, juice processing Jam, jelly, tomato products and dehydration.	Juice pasteurizers and desecrators/ evaporation and Aroma recovery units/exhausting and retorting equipment's/aseptic processing and filling units /cabinet or continuous band driers.	18	To improve the productivity and quality to compete in the market.
2	Beverages/preserves	Automatic can closing machines, hydraulic press, reforming unit, volumetric filter and food beverages Machineries and colloid mill and fully automatic packing and sealing (Pouch/tetra pack) machines, etc.	24	To improve the productivity and quality as well as value addition of the product. The packing technique will satisfy the customer needs and increase the self-life of the product.
3.	Milk Based products	Oil fired boilers, centrifuges (power operated), auto packing equipment, pasteurizing unit with cooling cabinet and quality control lab	18	To maintain the quality and purity of the end products as well as increase the productivity and compete the market with updated packing technology.

SUBSIDY IN AGRICULTURE

An agricultural subsidy is a governmental subsidy paid to farmers and agribusinesses to supplement their income, manage the supply of agricultural commodities, and influence the cost and supply of such commodities.

Farmers are the backbones of Indian economy. As per the UPA government providing financial and other sorts of benefits to the farmers of the country will help us to increase the GDP rate. In past couple of years the Modi government has started quite a number of schemes and policies to provide financial as well as other benefits to the farmers. Some of the schemes are being revised and remodelled to make them easier. In recent times government has again made a decision to give away subsidies to the farmers of the nation under various agricultural schemes. In the last week of the month July 2016, the Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Mr. Parshottam Rupala has stated in Lok Sabha about the several subsidies that will be given to the farmers under various schemes in India.

SUBSIDY IN BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES

 

Biotechnology

 With  a  view  to  providing  focused  attention  on  the  subject  and  addressing  the global  developments  and  their  cascading  effect,  the  need for formulation  of  a separate  Biotechnology  Policy  has  become  imperative.  Therefore,  after  careful  consideration,the Government has decided to lay down the biotechnology.

Biotechnology  (BT)  Product

  Would  include  a  product,  which  is  uses or  is derived  by  using   living  systems, enzymes, Proteins Bio-catalysts or any of the following processes:

• Genetic engineering
• Synthetic Biology
• Molecular Breeding
•  Bio-transformation
• Bio Chips

   Micro, Small and Medium  Enterprises  (MSME)

MSME in Biotechnology Industry shall be construed as per the definition under  the  MSME  Act  2006(as  amended  from  time  to  time)of  the Government of India.

 

SUBSIDY IN DRUGS & PHARMACEUTICALS

 The government is planning a subsidy scheme for medium-sized pharmaceutical companies to help make their facilities compliant with World Health Organization (WHO) manufacturing standards.

Small-scale drug makers are already covered by another scheme under which the department of pharmaceuticals reimburses the interest on loans taken to upgrade technology.

This move is aimed at improving medium-sized drug manufacturers’ infrastructure and help them get WHO’s good manufacturing practices (GMP) compliance certificate, a mandatory benchmark for product quality.