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Principal Secretary I&C chairs high level land allotment committee; Clears land allotment to 15 projects worth 1548 Cr with employment potential of 5000 in Jammu Division

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July 1, 2021
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Projects worth 20000 Cr employing 84000 persons in J&K are in the process of being approved

SRINAGAR, JULY 01: The 1st meeting of High Level Land Allotment Committee, J&K to approve allotment of land for establishing Projects having proposed investment from Rs. 50 crore to Rs. 200 crore  under the provisions of J&K Industrial Land Allotment Policy was held here today under the chairmanship of Principal Secretary,  Industries and Commerce, Ranjan P Thakur.

Principal Secretary termed it a historical moment in the industrial development of Jammu and Kashmir. He highlighted that the process of land  allotment has been streamlined and is transparent. The applications are received round the clock on the Single Window Portal www.investjk.in making it an ongoing process.

Ms. Anoo Malhotra, Director Industries and Commerce Jammu (Member Secretary, High Level Land Allotment Committee) presented the cases before the Committee and expressed optimism that the decisions in the meeting usher in new era of growth,  industrialisation and employment generation in J&K besides promoting a culture of  entrepreneurship.

The High Level Land Allotment Committee took up 23 (Twenty three) cases for allotment  of land in various Industrial Estates of Jammu Division with a projected investment of Rs.  2447 Cr. After deliberations on case to case basis the committee approved 15 cases of  land allotment with a projected investment of Rs. 1548 Cr having employment potential of  5000. The process of land allotment, for the first time adopted a strategy of ranking on the basis of different parameters of the Project Report and presentations.

The Committee decided to keep 8 projects pending on the basis of huge requirement of power for operation with less employment potential and also due to restriction on setting up of Red  category units in Industrial Area Ghatti, Kathua.

It was informed that proposals with a projected investment of Rs 10,000Cr and  employment potential of 34000(Approx.) persons in Jammu and about Rs 10,000Cr and  employment potential of 50000(Approx.) persons in Kashmir are under the process of  being approved.

B M Sharma, Member Secretary, J&K PCC, Dr. Tahir Firdous, Additional Secretary, PDD,  Ved Prakash, Joint Director, I&C Department, Rattan Dogra Chairman, FoIJ and  other officers of Industries & Commerce Department, SIDCO and SICOP attended the  meeting.

Therefore, Projects worth 20000 Cr employing 84000(Approx.) persons in J&K are in the process of being approved.

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