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Key Points

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The program offers up to 35% of project cost as a subsidy, up to 10 lakh Indian rupees.

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One company grew from making 100 kg a day to 1,000 kg a day.

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Sales of a Bihar company rose from a few thousand rupees to over 14 crore rupees.

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Jamun products now reach customers in Dubai and the United States.

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A millet company plans to start exporting next year.

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Summary

Makhana cookies from Bihar, jamun treats from Rajasthan, soy products from Maharashtra, and millet snacks from Odisha were shown.

The government program called Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises gave money and new machines.

These helpers let the businesses make more food, sell more, and even ship products to other countries.

The success shows how local ideas can become big businesses.

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New Words to Learn

12 words
entrepreneur
a person who starts a small business
subsidy
money given by the government to help pay for things
machinery
big machines that help make food
export
sending products to other countries
traditional
old ways that have been used for many years
financial assistance
help with money
micro
very small
processing
changing raw food into a product we can eat
brand
the name and picture that shows a product
market
place where people buy and sell things
tribal
relating to groups of people who live together and share customs
Ayurveda
an old Indian way of keeping healthy using plants
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