Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Sunday inaugurated the Common Facility Centre in Kagdana at Sirsa.
The Centre is set up by the Global Agriculture Manufacturing Association under the State Mini Cluster Development Scheme of the Department of Industries and Commerce.
Speaking on the occasion, the Deputy Chief Minister said that effective steps are being taken by the State Government to take the path of development by developing the small and micro entrepreneurs in rural areas. Financial assistance up to 90 percent is also provided by Haryana Industries and Commerce Department to make small and micro-entrepreneurs self-reliant through various schemes, he said.
Dushyant said that small industries will be largely benefitted through new technology and it will lead the rural areas on the path of progress.
He said that this project will directly benefit the youth in the rural areas.
The Deputy Chief Minister further said that the Department is ready to provide all possible help for setting up projects like food packaging.
Setting up of 10 projects such as food packaging in any area can lead to the development of that area. Under this scheme, rice milling cluster project has been set up in Kaithal, in which every grain of paddy can be separated through machines on the basis of size and colour, which will benefit the farmers, he said.
He further said that this industry has been set up by the Haryana Government under the flagship State Mini Cluster Development Scheme. Under this scheme, 25 such industries were being set up across the state.