Archive · 24 Jan 2026
Roti Maker Unit Launched Under PMFME Scheme
A new Roti Maker Unit was opened in Nandyal town, Andhra Pradesh.
The unit was set up under a special government scheme called PMFME, which helps people start small food businesses.
The scheme gives money help to people who want to start these businesses, like a Roti Maker Unit, ice cream shop, or pickle processing unit.
The government gives a big part of the money needed, and the person starting the business only needs to give a small part.
The goal is to help people become self-employed and make money from their own businesses.
Many more units like this one are planned to be opened in the area.
A Roti Maker Unit was inaugurated in Nandyal town under the PMFME scheme.
The unit was established by Alla Ramireddy with support from the Andhra Pradesh Food Processing Society.
The PMFME scheme provides 35% subsidy on unit cost, 90% bank loan support, and requires a 10% contribution from the beneficiary.
The scheme aims to create self-employment and entrepreneurship in the food processing sector.
188 units have been sanctioned in Nandyal district, with 70 already operational and 50 more beneficiaries identified for approval.
- Who
- District Collector G Raja Kumari, Alla Ramireddy, Andhra Pradesh Food Processing Society, Food Processing Executive Director Nagaraju, Lead District Manager Ravindra Kumar, and other officials
- What
- Inauguration of a Roti Maker Unit under the PMFME scheme
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Bommalasatram area, Nandyal town, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To promote self-employment and entrepreneurship in the food processing sector, and to formalize micro food processing enterprises
- Location
- Bommalasatram area, Nandyal town
- Inaugurated by
- District Collector G Raja Kumari
- Established by
- Alla Ramireddy
- Scheme
- PMFME (Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises)
- Subsidy
- 35% on unit cost
- Bank loan support
- Up to 90%
- Beneficiary contribution
- 10%
- Units sanctioned in Nandyal district (current financial year)
- 188
- Units already grounded
- 70
- Additional beneficiaries identified
- 50