The revised definition of MSMEs in India, increasing the investment cap to ₹125 crore and turnover to ₹500 crore, has raised concerns among industrialists, who believe it disproportionately benefits larger enterprises. With 99% of MSMEs having a turnover below ₹1 crore, many feel smaller units will struggle to compete. Industrialist Badish Jindal has called for a separate department for MSMEs with turnover below ₹1 crore to ensure equitable benefits. Traders like Sonu Nilibar warn the changes could disrupt existing business dynamics and favor bigger players, potentially harming micro and small enterprises.