Easy loan for dairy owners willing to shift

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Updated At : 12:25 PM Jan 19, 2021 IST

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Karnal, January 18

The local administration has announced to provide easy loan to dairy owners who shift their units to the Pingli road outside the city within a month.

“I and officials of the Municipal Corporation (MC) held a meeting with dairy owners and decided to offer them easy loan for shifting their establishments within a month. We have tied up with a bank manager to assist the diary owners,” said Gagandeep Singh, Joint Commissioner, MC.

The shifting of dairies has been pending for 18 years. It was first announced by the INLD government in 2002. Later, it was announced by the Congress. — TNS

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