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  Benefits of the CMEGP Loan Scheme for Small Businesses The Credit-linke d Capital Subsidy Scheme for Micro and Small Enterprises (CMEGP) is a flagship initiative of the Government of India designed to boost entrepreneurship and make formal credit accessible to small businesses. This scheme provides subsidised financial support for setting up new units or expanding existing enterprises in the manufacturing and service sectors. For many startups and small business owners, CMEGP serves as a stepping-stone to secure affordable credit, purchase machinery, and scale operations efficiently. In this blog, we’ll explore the key benefits of the CMEGP loan scheme , eligibility criteria, common use cases, and how it strengthens the financial stability of small enterprises. What Is the CMEGP Scheme? CMEGP (Credit-linked Capital Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises) is a government initiative that offers a capital subsidy to new small businesses on the purchase of plant and machinery or te...

  Compressed Biogas (CBG): The Fuel of the Future With rising fuel prices, increasing carbon emissions, and growing pressure on natural resources, the global energy sector is rapidly shifting toward sustainable alternatives. One of the most promising solutions in this transition is Compressed Biogas (CBG) . Produced from organic waste, CBG is a renewable, eco-friendly fuel that closely resembles CNG in composition and performance. In India, CBG is gaining strong policy support under the SATAT initiative, making it a future-ready fuel for transportation and industry. What is Compressed Biogas (CBG)? Compressed Biogas (CBG) is a purified and compressed form of biogas generated through the anaerobic digestion of organic materials such as crop residue, animal dung, food waste, press mud, and municipal solid waste. After removing impurities like carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and moisture, the gas contains over 90% methane , making it comparable to conventional CNG. CBG can be used...

  How to File Income Tax for Rental Income in India: Complete Guide Rental income is a steady source of earnings, but incorrect income tax filing can lead to penalties, notices, or future loan issues. In India, rental income is taxed under the head “Income from House Property”, whether the property is residential or commercial. With proper planning, deductions, and correct reporting, taxpayers can significantly reduce their tax liability. This blog explains how to file income tax on rental income, applicable deductions, documents required, common mistakes, and why correct filing is important for financial credibility and bank loans. What Is Rental Income as per the Income Tax Act? Rental income refers to income earned by letting out a property such as a house, flat, shop, office, or warehouse. As per the Income Tax Act, rental income is normally taxed as income from house property, not as business income, unless renting is the taxpayer’s primary business activity. Many landlords p...