PM Vishwakarma

PM Vishwakarma & National SC-ST Hub Mega Conclave in Bodh Gaya

Official Press

16 Sep 2025

The Ministry of MSME is set to host the 'PM Vishwakarma and National SC-ST Hub Mega Conclave' on September 17, 2025, in Bodh Gaya, Bihar, celebrating the second anniversary of the PM Vishwakarma Scheme. The event will feature over 2000 artisans, loan and toolkit distributions, and technical sessions aimed at empowering traditional artisans and craftspeople. Union Minister Shri Jitan Ram Manjhi will preside over the event, which aims to enhance market opportunities and support for SC-ST entrepreneurs.

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NHRC Probes Missing Person Cases in New Delhi

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Satellite Insights Reveal Vegetation Decline in Uttarakhand Hills