Mamata Banerjee announces 50% subsidy to MSMEs in Cooch Behar; urges industry to invest in the region
Updated: Nov 03, 2015 01:40:36pm
Kolkata, Nov 3 (KNN) Urging the industry to invest in Cooch Behar in the North Bengal region, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee promised to extend investors all help and announced a 50 per cent subsidy to the small scale industry sector in the district.
“West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee batted for Cooch Behar as a possible investment destination urging “industry friends” to invest in this far-flung district,” said a Trinamool Congress release.
The Chief Minister promised the investors of all help and announced a 50% subsidy to the small-scale industry sector in the district, it added.
Addressing a public meeting in Gumanihat in Cooch Behar’s Mathabhanga sub-division, the Chief Minister said, “Children from Cooch Behar go to Delhi to do some intricate gold jewellery work, they go to Rajasthan to do stone sculptures. Such works have opportunities here too. I will urge my industry friends with folded hands to please come and invest here. I will provide whatever you seek for it. But, please work in these far-flung districts. Please work and generate jobs.”
The State Government has been urging investors to lay stress on MSME.
In near future, a business conclave for north Bengal is scheduled to be held. The Chief Minister in her recent visit to Bhutan had invited a Bhutanese delegation to attend the conclave. (KNN Bureau)
“West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee batted for Cooch Behar as a possible investment destination urging “industry friends” to invest in this far-flung district,” said a Trinamool Congress release.
The Chief Minister promised the investors of all help and announced a 50% subsidy to the small-scale industry sector in the district, it added.
Addressing a public meeting in Gumanihat in Cooch Behar’s Mathabhanga sub-division, the Chief Minister said, “Children from Cooch Behar go to Delhi to do some intricate gold jewellery work, they go to Rajasthan to do stone sculptures. Such works have opportunities here too. I will urge my industry friends with folded hands to please come and invest here. I will provide whatever you seek for it. But, please work in these far-flung districts. Please work and generate jobs.”
The State Government has been urging investors to lay stress on MSME.
In near future, a business conclave for north Bengal is scheduled to be held. The Chief Minister in her recent visit to Bhutan had invited a Bhutanese delegation to attend the conclave. (KNN Bureau)
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