Chandigarh, Dec. 22 -- Haryana chief minister (CM) Nayab Singh Saini on Sunday said the state government's aim is to establish Ambala's scientific instruments, Panipat's handlooms, and Rewari's brass craft as "Brand India" not only nationally but also globally. Urging the youth to become job creators rather than job seekers by integrating their local skills with modern technology, the CM said the state government has been working towards developing local manufacturing in line with global standards. Under this initiative, he said, the "Padma" scheme has been launched to recognise and promote the distinctive products of each block. Saini reiterated that the Haryana government is fully committed to promoting youth entrepreneurship and is providing support through initiatives such as the mudra scheme, stand-up- India, and special subsidies for the MSME sector. Addressing the gathering after inaugurating the Swadeshi Mahotsav-2025 in Panchkula on Sunday, Saini said that in the current start-up era, the concept of swadeshi is no longer limited to traditional products. "Today, it is also being promoted in modern sectors such as technology, software, defence equipment, and semiconductors," said Saini. Haryana currently ranks seventh in the country in terms of the number of startups. At present, there are over 9,500 recognised startups operating in the state....