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Punjab Dy CM assures investors in Textile Park
23 May '12
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The Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab – Sukhbir Singh Badal gave a personal commitment to make the 'Malwa' region a textile hub of India.
Mr Badal had a three-hour meeting with leading textile industrialists who have evinced interest in setting up textile units in the state.
These industrialists have been attracted by the Punjab Textile Park Policy announced recently by the state government.
They wanted Mr Badal to simplify the procedure and make the overall system investor friendly to attract investments in the proposed Textile Park.
Mr Badal assured these investors that they would not face any problems in setting up their plants in the Park and could be assured of world-class infrastructure, quality electricity and proper water supply.
Mr Badal had a three-hour meeting with leading textile industrialists who have evinced interest in setting up textile units in the state.
These industrialists have been attracted by the Punjab Textile Park Policy announced recently by the state government.
They wanted Mr Badal to simplify the procedure and make the overall system investor friendly to attract investments in the proposed Textile Park.
Mr Badal assured these investors that they would not face any problems in setting up their plants in the Park and could be assured of world-class infrastructure, quality electricity and proper water supply.
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