'Govt tries to bring Gwalior back on global status'

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Gwalior Collector Rahul Jain has said that problems always pose challenges but there should be hopes and will power to resolve them.

He was speaking at a meeting at Chamber of Commerce at the auditorium.

“We have to move forward in positive direction for the solutions of problems rather than to count them,” he said, adding that for the past two months he was in process to prepare a plan through which the city could be developed properly.

The meeting was convened to discuss about Industrial problems. Collector Rahul Jain has said that there was a time when Gwalior was known not only in State but all over the globe for cloth production. “We have to work hard to bring back the same status of Gwalior and for this we have to move for the branding,” he added.

He said the administration has started Amritmay project to run the city buses. For the purpose, tenders have been floated six times but till date no one has shown the interest for this project. “Now, we need to rethink over the whole process and plan in different way,” he said.

Discussing Industrial development, IIDC Managing Director Satyendra Singh has said that Government has developed the Industrial units but the production part is omitted. Now, all the production units of Industrial Area should be developed in cluster form. He said Birla Nagar Industrial Area was approved more than Rs 6 crore but the main clause is to remove the encroachment.

In the meeting at Chamber of Commerce District Business Association and Industry Centre MD Ml Atal, Chamber of Commerce President Arvind Agarwal, Joint President Yash Goyal, Vice-President Suresh Bansal, Mansevi Sachiv Praveen Agarwal along with other Industrialists were present in huge numbers.

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