Repair Timeline For Completion Of Work On New Industrial Estates: J&Ok CS To Officers

JAMMU, Dec 4: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo on Monday requested the industries and commerce division to repair the timeline for completion of labor on 46 new industrial estates within the Union Territory.
He mentioned Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the spine of the economic sector and emphasised upon offering the mandatory help to such items in each sphere to improve their standing from decrease to increased stratum to generate employment on a big scale.
Dulloo, who took over as J&Ok Chief Secretary on December 1, was talking on the introductory assessment assembly of the industries and commerce division to take inventory of its working and implementation of the economic coverage, an official spokesman mentioned.
The chief secretary advises for fixing timelines for completion of labor on all the brand new industrial estates apart from repeatedly monitoring the allotments to make sure the well timed operationalisation of the items by the aspiring entrepreneurs.
Of 46 new industrial estates, seven and eight are being developed by Ircon and NBCC, and 6 every by Central Public Works Division and Small Industries Growth Firms and Small Scale Industries Growth Company, respectively.
The division has realised an funding of Rs 2,079.76 crore apart from registering the highest-ever funding price Rs 2,153.45 crore within the earlier fiscal, the spokesman mentioned.
He mentioned the Chief Secretary famous the problems of improvement of commercial estates and future plans of the division, capex expenditure made so far and directed to quick monitor its tempo and meet the deadlines.
Within the assembly, Dulloo urged the division to create a proper mechanism for highlighting and determination of the issues of industrialists.
He suggested holding periodic sittings of the discussion board in each divisions and mentioned the target of the discussion board ought to be to advocate and additional the pursuits of stakeholders within the industrial sector.
The chief secretary mentioned due precedence ought to be given for the correct implementation of the PM Vishwakarma scheme that envisages end-to-end help to marginal artisans and craftsmen who work with their arms.
He directed offering each type of help to the candidates for registration as per the authorized goal and be certain that each such artisan is onboarded on the portal. (Businesses)