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Report by: Pooja Srivastava
Spearheading a powerful movement of economic inclusion and social upliftment, the Dalit Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DICCI) Uttar Pradesh Chapter successfully organized a high-impact entrepreneurship program in Amethi. Held on August 18, 2026, at the Chief Development Officer’s Auditorium, the event was conducted under the visionary guidance of State President Shri Manish Verma and in collaboration with the National SC-ST Hub. The summit witnessed an overwhelming turnout of nearly 150 passionate SC-ST entrepreneurs.
Bridging Businesses with Institutional Support: The grand conclave brought together a stellar lineup of institutional stakeholders, including district banking representatives, the Lead District Manager (LDM), General Manager of DIC, alongside defense manufacturing heavyweights like HAL and BHEL. Senior officials meticulously detailed various government schemes, credit facilitation programs, and specialized commercial opportunities, assuring absolute institutional backing for upcoming businesses.
Key Insights from Industry Leaders:
Shri Ravi Oran (State Head, National SC-ST Hub): Delivered an extensive presentation on core MSME support frameworks, enabling participants to leverage vital governmental provisions.
Shri Dev Mani Saroj , (DICCI UP): Emphasized the critical importance of peer networking, strong corporate synergy, and navigating bureaucratic procedures to effectively maximize the benefits of state and central policies.
The seamless execution of this milestone event was driven by the collective dedication of DICCI executive members—including Shri Bharat Ji, Shri सुमन विक्रम, Shri Nirmaljit, Shri Pravesh, Shri Arvind Kumar, Shri Sushil Ji, alongside local coordinators like Shri Sanjay Kannaujiyag—uniting under a shared mission.
Reaffirming its core philosophy, DICCI Uttar Pradesh is shifting the paradigm from mere theoretical awareness to delivering tangible commercial contracts, robust financial backing, and direct market access for marginalized entrepreneurs.
