(i) Tamil Nadu ranks third in the country in Udyam Registrations.
(ii) 30% of the state's entrepreneurs are women.
(iii) Coimbatore has the most number of MSMEs in the state.
This question asks us to evaluate the accuracy of three statements about Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the state of Tamil Nadu. Let's analyze each statement:
This statement is considered true. Tamil Nadu has consistently shown strong performance in MSME registrations through the Udyam portal, reflecting a robust and growing MSME sector within the state. It is recognized as one of the leading states in India for these registrations.
This statement is also considered true. Tamil Nadu has made significant strides in promoting women's entrepreneurship. The figure of 30% highlights the substantial participation of women in starting and running businesses within the MSME sector across the state.
This statement is considered false. While Coimbatore is a major industrial and MSME hub in Tamil Nadu, particularly known for its engineering and textile industries, data often indicates that other regions or the state as a whole might have a higher concentration or number of MSMEs when considering all districts. Official statistics should be consulted for precise rankings, but this specific claim is not generally supported as the top position.
Therefore, the statements that are true are (i) and (ii).
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