The true entrepreneurial spirit of India lies in its villages, and not in cities. According to the statistics published by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India, there are 633.9 lakh MSMEs in India. Over 99% qualify as micro-enterprises that is 630.5 lakh enterprises. Of these, 324.9 lakh businesses are in rural areas. That is 51% of the total documented ones. Several unregistered and undocumented businesses are not covered in these statistics. Next time you think of India's growth potential...consider the entrepreneurial spirit of rural 'Bharat' that is only poised to grow stronger. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gYfQtzrD https://msme.gov.in/ #thursdaythoughts #entrepreneurship #bharat #growth #msme
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