Youths of the district will get a better alternative of self-employment business through fly-ash bricks production. They will get every possible help from the State Government for promoting this business, said District Collector OP Choudhary.
In the district-level Permanent Capital Investment Grant Committee meeting held here, a total of Rs72,52,839 has been sanctioned under the Chhattisgarh Permanent Capital Investment Grant Act 2009, to four eligible organisations out of the 17 organisations, which had applied for.
In the meeting, Choudhary said that because of the establishment of power plants, ash bricks producing companies have been promoted in the district. Ash is available from the thermal power plants. In view of environment also better disposal of this waste is necessary.
The collector has sanctioned grant Rs22,41,918 to Chhattisgarh Agro in Ghutiya village of Baloda block and Rs21,51,069 to Krishna Fly Ash Bricks in Karmandi village. This grant has been sanctioned on establishment of industry by minority class women under the provisions of sub-section-2 of the Chhattisgarh Permanent Capital Investment Grant Act 2009.
Similarly, Rs16,34,201 grant has been sanctioned to Jai Santoshi Fly-ash Bricks in Devarha village of Baloda block, for establishing industry by general class woman and Rs12,25,651 to Jai Ranisati Fly-ash Bricks in lachhanpur village.
General manager, District Trade and Industry Centre Harish Saxena, district commercial tax officer Rakhi Agrawal, lead Bank officer Bhimsen Namdeo and representatives from companies concerned were present in the meeting.