The MSMED Act, 2006 focuses on the promotion and development of MSMEs in India by providing a legal framework for their growth, facilitating access to finance, and ensuring easier registration. In contrast, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016 provides a detailed insolvency resolution process for firms, including MSMEs. Section 240A of the IBC specifically offers MSMEs a special protection in the insolvency process, providing them with a different resolution approach as compared to other companies. The MSMED Act facilitates growth, while the IBC addresses insolvency concerns with provisions specially designed for MSMEs, balancing protection and debt resolution.
The pest which attack both in field and storage of pulses is:
The principal pathway of water translocation in angiosperms is
Rice stem borers lay eggs on which one of the following parts of the plant?
Lichens, the pioneer organisms that initiate ecological succession are actually a symbiotic association of
Which oilseed crop is recognized as a "day-neutral plant" and exhibits a temperature range of 25-30°C as its optimum growth condition?
Which of the following is NOT associated to cause wilt disease in plants?
What is the typical mouthpart structure of Orthoptera?
Which plant growth regulator promotes cell division and is often used in tissue culture for plant propagation?
Which of the following is the largest compartment in a ruminant animal?
The green revolution in India primarily aimed at increasing the production of which crop?
