DC reiterates government commitment to provide ease of doing business to industry
Deputy Commissioner Sakshi Sawhney on Friday said that the Punjab government was fully committed for facilitating the industrialists by providing them ease of doing business in the state.
City Air News
Mar 1, 2024 07:37
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Ludhiana, March 1, 2024: Deputy Commissioner Sakshi Sawhney on Friday said that the Punjab government was fully committed for facilitating the industrialists by providing them ease of doing business in the state.
Interacting with the industrialists here at the Ludhiana Zonal Annual Session-2024-25 by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Sawhney said that the main aim of the Punjab government was to provide an atmosphere where ease of doing business is there for them. She said that the Industrial and Business Development Policy of the state government had been framed in such a way so that the industrialists could avail full benefits of the policy.
The Deputy Commissioner also exhorted the industrialists to take full advantage of the investor friendly policies of the state government and that all out efforts were being made by the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann to ensure that the state was put on high growth trajectory by giving a boost to the economy of the state. She said that the district administration was fully available for the industrialists to solve their problems.
The Deputy Commissioner took queries from the industrialists and also invited their suggestions in dealing with the challenges the district is facing. She also shared the steps the district administration is taking to tackle problems related to traffic decongesting and increasing greenery in the district.
The Deputy Commissioner also urged the industrialists to come forward and work shoulder to shoulder with administration in development of society by spending Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds. In this regard, District Development Facilitator (DDF) Ambar Bandopadhyay delivered a presentation where the district administration put forth 21 CSR project proposals targeting various sectors including health, education, assistance for vulnerable children, and rural development to industries.
Assistant Commissioner Krishna Pal Singh was also present on the occasion.
