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J&K Guv's office inspects industrial units in Bari Brahmana; advices taking steps for training local youth in various activities in silk sector

Updated: May 27, 2019 06:39:21am
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J&K Guv's office inspects industrial units in Bari Brahmana; advices taking steps for training local youth in various activities in silk sector

Jammu, May 27 (KNN) Advisor to the Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, K Skandan has directed the Jammu and Kashmir Industries (JKI) to take immediate steps for training the local youth in various activities of the silk sector by exploring possibilities of training youth through the Technical Education Department.

Skandan along with Director Industries, Jammu, Anoo Malhotra and Managing Director JKI, Javid Iqbal inspected Government Joinery Mill, Government Silk Filatures and Government Silk Weaving Factory there.

While lauding the products being manufactured and displayed by the Joinery Mill, the Advisor called for wider publicity of the product range for the knowledge of the customers.

He stressed on the need for maintaining the quality parameters and efforts to enhance the outreach of products in the market on competitive rates.

During the inspection visit, the Advisor was informed that the JKI would be procuring cocoons from the farmers through auction market being conducted by the Sericulture Department within next fortnight.

He was further informed that the intervention of JKI in the cocoon market would directly benefit a larger section of farming community.

Skandan called for bringing the Silk Waving Factory into production at an earliest.

President Industrial Association Bari- Brahmana, Lalit Mahajan, President Pharmaceutical Association, Satish Koul, Senior Vice President Bari Brahmana Association, Tarun Singla, Secretary Bari Brahmana Industrial Association, Ajay Langar, and Secretary Industrial Association Bari Brahman, Rajesh Jain met the advisor and apprised him about the issues of the Industrial Estate.

The advisor informed the members of the associations about the upcoming Investors’ Meet and advised them to put up proposals for investment in the state.

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