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Independent authority for industrial infrastructure maintenance in Punjab soon

Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora. File

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Punjab’s Industries and Commerce Minister Sanjeev Arora has announced that the state government is planning to establish an independent authority to oversee the maintenance of infrastructure at all focal points and industrial estates across Punjab. The authority aims to address critical issues such as sewerage, roads, lighting and other essential facilities to support industrial growth.

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Speaking at the ‘Rising Punjab – From Suggestions to Solutions’ event in Ludhiana on Thursday, Arora revealed that global consultancy firm Ernst & Young was developing a framework for the authority, with implementation expected soon. The event saw participation from industrialists across Ludhiana, Moga, Sangrur and Fatehgarh Sahib.

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Arora also said the government was finalising a new Industrial Park Policy aimed at fostering growth and enhancing the ease of doing business in Punjab. Besdies, Ludhiana MC will invest Rs 55 crore to enhance local infrastructure, ensuring better connectivity and facilities for industrial and commercial activities. He also unveiled plans for the construction of three state-of-the-art exhibition centres.

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