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Ind’l projects worth Rs 10cr get nod

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 11:22 AM Aug 08, 2024 IST
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Amritsar, August 7

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The districtrict administration has approved projects worth Rs 10 crore to be set up in Amritsar under the Right to Business Act here today.

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To increase investment opportunities in the city and create employment, the government is providing various online facilities to the industrialists related to their business, so that they do not have to visit different offices and all facilities are provided through a single window.

Accordingly, Deputy Commissioner Ghanshyam Thori today issued approval letters to four industrial units found eligible during the districtrict-level committee meeting. These units are Kohinoor Fabricator, Bal Kalan, Ashima Industry, Shiva Industrial Park, Nag Kalan.

Department of Industry and Commerce GM Inderjit Singh Tandi said more than 100 people will get employment directly and indirectly in these units. — TNS

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