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‘Separate industrial park to be set up for tribal entrepreneurs’

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Secretary, Industries Department, Government of Jharkhand, Jitendra Kumar Singh said, on Friday, that the Jharkhand Government is taking several steps to promote young entrepreneurs from the tribal community. Chief Minister Hemant Soren has directed to create a separate industrial park for tribal entrepreneurs and work is going on this.

Singh said this as Chief Guest at the Tribal Entrepreneurship Summit 2023 organized under the aegis of CII Jharkhand. He said that tribal entrepreneurs will soon benefit from this industrial park. “Tribal Ministry and Jharkhand Government are providing all possible help to tribal entrepreneurship. Many policies have been made for this. Tribal entrepreneurs should take advantage of this. To encourage them, the Government is giving many types of benefits,” he added.

At the summit, CII Jharkhand State Council Chairman, Ujjwal Chakraborty said that it is necessary for the development of the tribal community in Jharkhand. “The number of tribal entrepreneurship has increased in the State. It is important to give them the right platform. Jharkhand's industries are looking towards the future and there is a need for support in both education and healthcare for the upliftment of the tribals. Effective policies can bring significant development to any society,” he added.

On the occasion CII Jharkhand CSER Convenor, Saurav Roy said that there is a need to work more strongly on tribal entrepreneurship in Jharkhand. “Many value chains are coming to the State. The main reason for this is the youth getting into entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship is coming in many sectors. This is a good sign for Jharkhand. Many people are leaving big cities and working in Jharkhand. They need to be encouraged,” he added.

National General Secretary of Tribal Chamber, Bansat Tirkey said that the Government should cooperate with us so that the tribal community can also do business and trade. “The State Government is requested to understand the sentiments of tribal entrepreneurs and adapt policies to take them forward. They also got the benefits of grants and others from the Government,” he added.

At the same time, in the technical session, CCL Director Harsh Nath Mishra, Adani Power Jharkhand Limited Head Corporate Affairs, Sanjeev Shekhar, Reema Das, Aseem Kandulna, Smita Verma, Aarti Wig, Randeep Bhushan Singh Munda, Kumar Abhishek Uranch and Amarnath Lakra were expressed their views.