Lieutenant Governor addresses the 4th CII Northern Regional Council Meeting at Srinagar
Accelerating the pace of industrial development in Jammu Kashmir and bringing this region at par with the rest of India is Hon’ble PM’s topmost priority: LG Sinha
Big companies, corporate houses, MSMEs of the country must take a pledge that the industrial development of Jammu Kashmir will be their personal responsibility: LG Sinha
Industrial ecosystem of the country should come forward and support rapid Industrialisation of UT of J&K: LG
LG calls upon the business leaders to work together to realise the dream of Developed India
The world has shown growing confidence in India. Now, it is the responsibility of the industry to rise to the challenge of making our growth processes faster and more competitive: LG
LG highlights the need for private investment in research and development
We need focused approach to enhance productivity and export of MSMEs and foster innovation economy: LG Sinha
Micro and Small Industries in J&K have demonstrated their ability to be globally competitive and we are open to new ideas on how we can spread industrialization across the UT and encourage new enterprises at Panchayat level: LG
SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 20: “The topmost priority of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is to accelerate the pace of industrial development in Jammu Kashmir and bring this region at par with the rest of India,” the Lieutenant Governor, Shri Manoj Sinha told the Industry leaders on Saturday. The Lieutenant Governor was speaking at the 4th CII Northern Regional Council Meeting at Srinagar.
“Big companies, corporate houses, MSMEs of the country must take a pledge that the industrial development of Jammu Kashmir will be their personal responsibility. The industrial ecosystem of the country should come forward and support rapid Industrialisation of the Union Territory. Today, the country’s top industrial houses should invest in Jammu Kashmir keeping in mind that it is their collective responsibility to ensure the complete integration and inclusive development of Jammu Kashmir,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor, in his address, commended the business leaders for their vision and reach and asked them to work together to realise the dream of developed India.
“The world has shown growing confidence in India. Now, it is the responsibility of the industry to rise to the challenge of making our growth processes faster and more competitive,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
The Lieutenant Governor emphasised the need for a focused approach to enhance productivity and export of MSMEs and foster innovation economy.
“Micro and Small Industries in J&K have demonstrated their ability to be globally competitive and we are open to new ideas on how we can spread industrialization across the UT and encourage new enterprises at Panchayat level,” the Lieutenant Governor said.
He observed that the Next Generation Reforms will greatly benefit MSMEs and Handicrafts Units and building a self-reliant India.
The Lieutenant Governor also highlighted the need for private investment in Research & Development (R&D), with special focus on defense, space, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors.
He said, for a developed India, we must create an innovation economy where growth and wealth are driven by new technologies and innovations.
Ms. Anjali Singh, Chairperson, CII Northern Region; Dr. M.A. Alim, Chairman, CII J&K; Shri Iqram Shafiee, Vice Chairman, CII J&K; Shri Puneet Kaura, Deputy Chairman, CII Northern Region; Business & Industry leaders and members of Confederation of Indian Industry were present.
Dr GV Sundeep Chakravarthy, SSP Srinagar; Shri Akshay Labroo, Deputy Commissioner Srinagar and other senior officials were also present on the occasion.
Lieutenant Governor addresses the 4th CII Northern Regional Council Meeting at Srinagar
