Setting up industries to be ‘made simpler’

Solan, June 19 Additional Chief Secretary, Industries and Power, Ramsubhag Singh today said the procedure to set up industries would be simplified and efforts were afoot to solve the problems of the existing industries in the state. He said 17,000...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:57 AM Jun 20, 2020 IST

Solan, June 19

Additional Chief Secretary, Industries and Power, Ramsubhag Singh today said the procedure to set up industries would be simplified and efforts were afoot to solve the problems of the existing industries in the state.

He said 17,000 Himachali people who had come back to the state had registered in the skill register portal and that data would be shared with the Labour and Employment Department to provide them jobs. —TNS

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