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Ladakh to launch ₹100 crore startup policy and boost traditional industries

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Himanshu Gupta, Administrative Secretary, presented a comprehensive framework for Ladakh. The UT Administration of Ladakh plans to launch a dedicated Startup Policy next month, allocating ₹100 crore to support local entrepreneurs. The framework also prioritizes value addition for traditional products like Pashmina and commercial scaling of agriculture across the region.

From indiatimes.com

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The initiative aims to accelerate economic growth and fortify rural livelihoods. The policy is expected to benefit approximately 1,000 startups and enhance market access for indigenous industries.

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  • LadakhUnion Territory where the new startup policy and development framework are being implemented.
  • Himanshu GuptaAdministrative Secretary who presented the comprehensive development framework.
  • Department of Industries and CommerceIndustry sector targeted by the policy to improve value addition and market access.
  • LehMajor city in Ladakh where the startup policy is expected to boost local commerce.
  • KargilCity in Ladakh targeted by the policy to fortify rural livelihoods and agriculture.

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