By Admin 
There is a lot of anger among Indians about the Turki that supported Pakistan against India. The government has also taken strict measures against him on this action, but NITI Aayog is reading the Kasi in his praise. NITI Aayog even says that India should learn from Turki. A report has been released by the NITI Aayog, which suggested that India should learn from Turkas for its skill development and especially small and medium enterprises should decide the path of their development according to the Turki roadmap.
In the report released titled ‘Creating a policy for medium enterprises’, NITI Aayog has said that the Turki is one of the countries from where India can learn how to prepare the way to remove the shortage of skills in small and medium enterprises. The report lists programs run in Canada, Singapore, Malaysia and Turki, to encourage medium enterprises.
NITI Aayog report said that the Turki’s Koszeb organization gives distance training on entrepreneurship. It gives an effective and easy entrepreneurship training through time and space obstacles through e-cedmic program. Along with this, it also provides for preferential treatment for women, youth and disabled entrepreneurs.
The report said that online training programs can be provided free of cost at subsidized rate and marginalized groups (as provided in the Turk’s e-account). The NITI Aayog report recommends the medium enterprises to adopt skill development practices from Turkas to succeed in the global market.
The NITI Aayog recommended a working capital financing scheme related to the business of enterprises, a credit card facility of five crore rupees at market rates and a recommended to introduce accelerated fund distribution through retail banks under the supervision of the MSME Ministry to resolve the challenges present before the middle enterprises.
The Commission also recommended to create a dedicated research and development cell within the Ministry of MSME, who avail the self-sufficient Bharat Kosh for cluster-based projects of national importance. The MSME sector contributes about 29 percent to the country’s GDP (GDP) and 40 percent to exports and also gives employment to more than 60 percent of the workforce.
After the 22 April Pahalgam terror attack, India strikes terrorist bases in Pakistan on the intervening night of 6-7 May. Due to this, Pakistan was badly furious and tried unsuccessfully to attack military bases and civilian areas of many cities, with Turki, China and Azerbaijan. The Turkas sent drones and torchish operators were also sent to them. After this incident, Turki President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has repeatedly said that he is with Pakistan.