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| BBIA, MD CVPPL call on Lt Governor | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Dec 10: A deputation of Bari Brahmana Industries Association, called on Lieutenant Governor, Girish Chandra Murmu at the Raj Bhavan here today.
The deputation led by its President, Sh. Lalit Mahajan put forth several important issues and demands related to Industrial Sector of J&K including adoption of ease of doing business concept by the departments related to the Industrial sector to attract new investment; fiscal incentives for Industrial Growth in manufacturing sector; subsidized power tariff; continuation of fiscal incentives to all new units and units under substantial expansion on long term basis and modification in electricity duty;
They also demanded the reimbursement of freight by road on the import of raw materials and for the dispatch of finished goods for interstate sale and export of goods to international market; abolition of unauthorized truck operators unions; continuation of Toll Tax at Lakhanpur check post on the import of goods being manufactured by MSME sector with exemption to Industrial sector of J&K on raw material and dispatch of finished goods and developing new industrial estates with the requisite infrastructure.
The deputation lauded the Government's step to organize Investors' Summit to attract massive investment in J&K.
The Lt. Governor assured that all the genuine demands and issues put forth by the deputation would be looked into meticulously and redressed at the earliest.
Meanwhile M S Babu, Managing Director, Chenab Valley Power Projects Private Limited (CVPPL), called on Lieutenant Governor, Girish Chandra Murmu at the Raj Bhavan here today.
The MD briefed the Lt. Governor about the status of implementation of various hydro-electric power projects being undertaken by the Corporation to harness the vast hydro potential of river Chenab.
The Lt. Governor emphasized on the completion of these hydro-electric power projects within the stipulated time frame and asked the MD to ensure the generation of employment opportunities to locals especially those living in their catchment areas. |
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