Under the scheme, loans worth Rs 25 lakh to Rs 10 crore will be provided for setting up new enterprises and expanding existing ones, along with an interest subsidy of 5-8 per cent.
The scheme was officially launched in December 2019, and so far hundreds have availed of the benefit of the scheme, he added.
Gunjan Shantilal of Deegod in Kota district, who set up a plant to recycle plastic waste, applied at the district industry centre after learning about the scheme and received a loan. “I collect plastic waste from nearby areas and turn them into plastic granules. The department approved a loan of Rs 75 lakh in December 2021, and I received a loan of Rs 45 lakh in July 2022,” he said. Ten people are employed in his establishment.
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The state government said in the last four years, 150,000 youth have received jobs, and added that it was trying to recruit 100,000 youth this year.



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