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22 Oct-2024 10:45 AM

Written By: Arif Mansoori

Jhalawar: Minister of State for Rural Development, Otaram Dewasi, emphasized the state government’s commitment to making Rajasthan economically developed under CM Bhajan Lal Sharma’s leadership. Speaking at the district-level Rising Rajasthan Investor Meet, Dewasi highlighted the CM’s efforts to attract investors from countries like Japan, South Korea, and Germany to establish industries in the state.

He noted that under the RIPS- 2024, the govt aims to provide maximum relief to investors through various concessions. During the meet, 39 MoUs were signed, totaling an investment plan of Rs 554.9 crore, covering sectors such as hotels & resorts, agriculture, minerals, solar, dairy, chemicals and higher education.

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