West Bengal plans to finalise a new industrial policy focusing on sectors with strong demand for ancillary industries, including textiles, steel, automotive, heavy electrical equipment, IT and electronics. The policy aims to attract investments, boost employment and promote MSME-linked support businesses
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari launched Shyam Steel's Rs 15,000-crore expansion in Bankura, promising an investor-friendly environment with improved law and order, easier land access and employment-linked incentives. He also announced proposed investments by major corporate groups and criticised the previous TMC government
Hyderabad: These practice questions focusing on Telangana will aid aspirants to prepare better for the State government recruitment examinations. 1. Where is the electronic hardware park located in Telangana? a) Gopanpally b) Adibatla c) Maheshwaram d) Gundlapochampally Ans: c Explanation: The electronic hardware park is located at Maheshwaram of Rangareddy district. This branch is ranked […]
By Tej Singh Kardam In one of the United Nations water conferences, the United Nations Organization passed a resolution, which says; “All the people, whatever their stage of development and their social and economic conditions, have the right to have access to drinking water in quantum and of quality equal to their basic needs”. The […]
By Sanskrithi Thakur Creation of forest as its lap has been Mother Nature’s greatest act of benevolence towards its children – be a tiny little insect or a ‘thinking and evolving’ human. In a perfect setting that could never be matched by the most creative set designer, a loving mother laid down everything from the […]
He rebuked the Centre's claims of providing Rs 20 lakh crore under Aatma Nirbhar Bharat package for industrial promotion to overcome the adverse impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
