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Al Ameen

Technology Innovator • 7m

_KARNATAKA GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES 'ENTREPRENEURSHIP LEAP' SCHEME_ Bengaluru, Karnataka - In a bold move, the Karnataka government has announced a novel scheme, 'Entrepreneurship Leap', encouraging state employees to quit their jobs and start their own ventures. The initiative aims to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, promoting economic growth. _KEY FEATURES_ - Eligible employees will receive a one-time grant of ₹5 lakhs to ₹50 lakhs - Subsidies and loans at concessional rates - Mentorship and training programs - No strings attached, allowing entrepreneurs to pursue their passions _QUOTE_ "We want to unleash the entrepreneurial spirit within our employees. This scheme will create jobs, drive innovation, and make Karnataka a startup hub." - Basavaraj Bommai, Chief Minister, Karnataka _#KarnatakaSarkar #EntrepreneurshipLeap #StartupIndia #Innovation_

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