Amid rising geopolitical tensions in West Asia, Union MSME Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi has directed officials to closely monitor potential risks to India’s MSME sector, including disruptions to supply chains, raw material availability, exports, logistics, energy supplies, and working capital.
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