National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM) - Ministry of Textiles
A Ministry of Textiles initiative offering grants for R&D in technical textiles to boost India's global leadership.
Ministry of Textiles is a government body with 7 startup funding programmes on startupfunds. Browse every opportunity below, with eligibility, amounts and how to apply.
Ministry of Textiles runs 7 startup funding programs listed on startupfunds, spanning grant, subsidy and debt / loan funding ₹25,000 – ₹1Cr. 7 are accepting applications right now.
Central ministry running NTTM and the GREAT scheme providing grants up to INR 50 lakh to startups innovating in technical textiles for commercialisation.
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A Ministry of Textiles initiative offering grants for R&D in technical textiles to boost India's global leadership.
A National Jute Board scheme under the Ministry of Textiles that reimburses jute mill companies and MSMEs for the raw jute used in exported Jute Diversified Products, capped at ₹12 lakh per unit each year.
A National Jute Board scheme that supplies jute artisans, MSMEs, exporters and women SHGs with free and cost-shared jute bag designs, technical specification sheets and skill training to help them diversify into the Jute Diversified Products market.
A Ministry of Textiles credit scheme giving handloom weavers and weaver organisations bank loans of ₹25,000 to ₹1 crore, with margin money aid and interest subvention.
A Ministry of Textiles production-linked incentive that pays cash on incremental turnover to companies manufacturing MMF Apparel, MMF Fabrics and Technical Textiles in India.
A Ministry of Textiles production-linked incentive that pays textile manufacturers a turnover-linked cash reward of up to 15% for making MMF apparel, MMF fabrics and technical textiles in India.
10%–25% capital investment subsidy on benchmarked textile machinery under ATUFS
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