Jalgaon- Banana Capital of India

Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation ( MIDC)

28th Issue

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EditorialDear Readers,

Nagpur has been selected as a base for the state’s third National Investment and Manufacturing Zones(NIMZ). The proposed NIMZ area is situated in Kuhi and Umred Taluka of Nagpur district and has an area of 6280 hectares. It is slated to attract investment of approx. INR 25,000 crores and will provide gainful direct and indirect employment to 2,60,000 people of the Nagpur district. Prior to this, the state government has already started work in Dighi in Raigad district and Shendra, in the Aurangabad district for setting up industrial townships. The zones at Dighi and Shendra fall under the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor project. NIMZs will benefit companies in many ways, such as exemption from capital gains tax, liberalised labour laws and environment norms.

In this edition , we have given profiles on various parameters of the state. Such parameters would include a district profilefor the Jalgaon district, an industrial profile for Indapur and a profile on the special economic zone of Kesurdi. These profiles give you an insight for your strategic investment plan for the state. Also, in this edition we have included articles on launch of Nagpur as the new NIMZ, how Maharashtra is slated to become power surplus by the end of this year, the visit of a Korean delegation to Maharashtra and the contribution of MIDC in the state’s growth.

MIDC has completed 50 years of its inception on Aug 1, 2012. It gives me immense pleasure to state that I was a part of such an illustrious organization for more than three years. It is the largest IDC of the country, with most industrial estates and highest amount of acquired land. It also has one of the largest water supply schemes of Asia amongst other major features. It has received several laurels and awards from the various organizations of the country for digitizing the MIDC processes. I wish that MIDC continues to act as a catalyst in the industrial growth of the state and provide handholding assistance to the investor community in formulating their investment strategies for the state.

We hope that these articles are informative and give you a vivid picture of the state’s industrial growth trajectory.

For any feedback or query, please write back to us at mahaconnect@midcindia.org. Also, visit our website www.midcindia.org

Warm Regards,Dr. Kshatrapati Shivaji (IAS) Principal Secretary Industries, GoM

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Contents

Update on the Infrastructure Development

The Maharashtra government is taking pro-active measures in tackling the power situation in the state. As of now, nearly 70% of the state is free of load shedding. The state government's target is to make the entire state load shedding free by...read more on page 4

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Cover Story of the Month

Jalgaon district is located in North-west region of the state of Maharashtra. Jalgaon city is the headquarter of Jalgaon district. Jalgoan was earlier the part of ‘Khandesh’. In 1906 when Khandesh was divided, ….read more on page 3

Jalgaon- Banana Capital of IndiaDistrict Profile for Jalgaon

A complete profile on Kesurdi SEZ

Kesurdi is a small village situated in Satara district of Maharashtra which is at a distance of 55km from both Satara and Pune city and spread across a total 384.57 hectares of land. ......read more on page 6

Special Economic Zone: Kesurdi

Indapur is a city and a municipal council in Pune district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Indapur has historic significance in the expansion of Mughal empires in Central-South India. The town lies along the Pune – Solapur (NH – 4) having a good connectivity and accessibility by road and rail. ….readmore on page 5

Industrial Estate Profile: IndapurA complete industrial profile on Indapur

The provision of Sewage Treatment Plant in MIDC

A brief jot down of the various STPs present in the MIDC Area.….read more on page 7

Collection of facts on the MIDC

The Union Minister of Commerce, Industry and Textiles, Shri Anand Sharma announced ninth National Investment and Manufacturing zone(NIMZ), a third for Maharashtra in Nagpur..……read more on page 4

Nagpur -Announced as the latest NIMZ

Update on NIMZ Policy in the state Korean Delegation Visit to Maharashtra to strengthen ties

.A twelve member Korean delegation team visited the state at WTC to discuss the possibility of improving the trade relations between the concerned parties….read more on page 7

Korean Delegation Visit

MIDC Annual Day CelebrationMIDC @ 50The MIDC Annual day was celebrated on the 1st August, 2012 at the Ravindra Natya Mandir Auditorium ,Dadar. This year holds a special siginificance for the organization as it marks.…....read more on page 8

Jalgaon district is located in North-west region of the state of Maharashtra. Jalgaon city is the headquarter of Jalgaon district. Jalgoan was earlier the part of ‘Khandesh’. In 1906 when Khandesh was divided, east Khandesh became present day Jalgaon. Jalgaon is famous for Banana plantations, experiments in modern agriculture and drip irrigation, excellent rail infrastructure. Jalgaon is part of Nashik division of Maharashtra.

Jalgaon is laid between 20° to 21° North Latitude & 74.55° to 76.28° East Longitude and is bounded on the north by Satpuda hills, on the south by Aurangabad & Nashik, on the east by Buldhana & Madhya Pradesh. Jalgaon consist of 15 talukas (tehsils). These talukas are Jalgaon, Jamner, Erandol, Dharngaon, Bhusaval, Bodwad, Yawal, Raver, Muktainagar, Amalner, Chopda, Parola, Pachora, chalisgaon, Bhadgaon.

Major urban centres of Jalgaon are Jalgaon, Bhusaval, Kandari, Varangaon, Nimbore, Fekari, Chopda, Chalisgaon, Amalner, Yawal, Faizpur, Raver, Savada, Parola, Erandol, Dharangaon.

Jalgaon has 2 lok sabha constituencies – Jalgaon and Raver & 11 Vidhan sabha constituencies- Chopda, Raver, Bhusaval, Jalgaon urban, Jalgaon rural, Amalner, Erandole, Chalisgaon, Pachora, Jamner and Muktainagar.

DemographyAs of 2011 India census, Jalgaon had a population of 42.24 Lakhs. Males constitute 52% of the population and females 48%. Jalgaon has an average literacy rate of 79.73%, higher than the national average but lower than that of Maharashtra : male literacy is 84%, and female literacy is 75%. Population density is 313/ sq.km. Jalgaon has a sex ratio of 922 females per thousand males.

GeographyThe weather in the district is extreme and dry, with mild cold winters and extreme hot summers. The Satpura hill range spans the northern border of the district and is densely forested. It is here in the Yawal taluka that a sanctuary has been developed. The sanctuary is home to deer and Nilgai (blue bull).The agricultural development in this district has been possible because of the abundance of water. Tapi is the main river in the district, emerging from Madhya Pradesh. Unlike the other rivers that flow from the Western Ghats into the Bay of Bengal, this river flows towards the west into the Arabian Sea. The district has successfully attempted a river-linking project that has made available water for agriculture and drinking. In the heavy rainfall of 2005-06 the overflow of the Girna Dam in Nashik district. But this overflowing water of the Girna dam was channelized in Bori, Bhokarbari,Mhasava and other dams of Jalgaon district. The Girna River was connected with Titur, Bori and Anjani rivers and water was diverted and released in these rivers which resulted in good water storage increasing water table. Although there was very less rainfall in the district, 700 medium and small dams, K.T. weir, village

tanks and percolation tanks were filled and more than 16,000 water wells were recharged because of this river connectivity. This project proved beneficial and successful in Jalgaon district.

Agriculture:- Jalgaon district produces 16% of the total banana production in India. It is also one of the world’s highest producers of bananas. As per the Maharashtra State Banana Producers Co-operative Federation (Maha Banana), of the total area under Banana cultivation in the State, 66% (49,000 hectare) is in Jalgaon district. The plan to set up an export centre of bananas is underway at Raver. Raver and Yawal talukas are especially famous for the production of bananas.

After bananas, cotton is another important crop in the district from an economic perspective. Cotton is grown on 1/5th of the total cultivated land in the district. Jamner, Chopda, Erandole, Pachora and Bhusawal are the important cotton producing talukas.

IndustriesSeveral Co-operative sugar factories are located in Kasode, Erandol, Faizpur, Yaval, Muktainagar, Chopda, Gondkhel, Jamner, Bhoras, Chalisgaon. A large cartridge production at Warangaon in Bhusaval taluka, thermal electricity generation plant of 482.5 MW capacity at Fekri near Bhusaval, Pimprale in Jalgaon taluka also has a synthetic silk cloth mill.Raymond, Marico, Jain Pipes, VIP, Supreme pipes, Orient Cement, Nilons, Wipro FMCG, Kwality Ice Cream are prominent entrepreneurs located in Jalgaon.

EducationThe district has 44 ITI and ITCs. Jalgaon district houses one University- North Maharashtra University. Some of the best institutions of the district includes pratap college, Bhusawal Arts, Science & P.O. Nahata Commerce College, K.C.E. Society’s MJ College

TransportTransport and communication facilities are fairly well developed in the district. The National Highway 6 (Hazira – Dhule – Kolkata) passes through the district.Similarly, the Mumbai – Delhi and Mumbai –Kolkata railway passes through Jalgaon and Bhusawal.

Bhusawal is the State’s last junction on the Mumbai –Delhi rail line. Chalisgaon, Jalgaon and Pachora are the other important junctions in the district. Bhusawal –

Surat, Chalisgaon – Dhule and Pachora –Jamner are the other rail lines that pass through the district. The city also has an airport.

Tourist PlacesThe World famous Heritage site Ajanta Caves is near to Jalgaon (50 km) making it as one of the major International Tourist hub. Yawal Wildlife sanctuary is a major tourist destination in Jalgaon.Pal in Raver taluka is a hill station nestled in the Satpura ranges. The forest park here is a major tourist attraction.Upandev – Supandev in Chopda taluka is famous for its hot water springs.Farkanda in Erandole taluka, one gets the swinging towers – a popular tourist attraction.Aner Dam , Bahal, Bhuikot fort also have tourist attraction.

Trivia:Jalgaon was established by The Marathas, Sardar Tulajirao Bhoite founded this village. He belonged to The Satara District. Early noblemen from this family were Durgojirao Bhoite, faithful of Chhatrapati Shahu received grants of Baglan, Parganas like Nashirabad, Savaladbhare, Sovanibhare along with Senapati Dabhade by Chhatrapati. Bhoites remained rulers of their Saranjam centred at Jalgaon and built a mansion, now recognised as Bhoite Gadhi.

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District Profile

Geographical location

: 20°N to 21°N Latitude, 74.55°E to 76.28°E; is located in northern region of

Maharashtra

Area : 11765 sq. km.

District headquarter

: Jalgoan

Population : 42.24 (in lakhs)

Literacy rate : 79.73%

GDP 31278 (in Crores)

Per capita income 68900 (in Rs)

Airports/ Nearest Jalgaon airstrip(Nearest International

airport – Pune )

Seaport/ Nearest Mumbai

Roads 11,111 km.

Railways 350 km.

Major Crops Banana, Wheat, Millet, lime, Groundnut, Cotton,

Sugarcane

Key Technical Institutions

44 ITIs and ITCs

Industries

Major Sector/s Silk, Sugar, Vegetable Oil, Cotton grinning, Irrigation, Instruments,

Cement, Defence, Pipes

MIDC Zones : 3 (1221.07 Ha.)Jalgaon (estate) & addl. Jalgaon I,IIBhusaval(GC), Chalisgaon (GC)

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Yawal Wildlife Sanctuary

Nagpur -Announced as the latest NIMZ

NIMZ

The Union Minister of Commerce, Industry and Textiles, Shri Anand Sharma announced ninth National Investment and Manufacturing zone(NIMZ), a third for Maharashtra in Nagpur. “I am happy to inform that ‘in-principle’ approval has been accorded to the proposal given its significance” said the Minister after inaugurating the National Institute of Intellectual Property Management (NIIPM) in the presence of Maharashtra Chief Minister Shri Prithviraj Chavan and Union Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment Shri Mukul Wasnik. The proposed NIMZ area is situated in Kuhi and Umred Taluka of Nagpur district and has an area of 6280 hectares. It will attract investment of approx. INR 25,000 crore and will provide gainful direct and indirect employment to 2,60,000 people of the Nagpur district.

The first 2 Investment Regions under NIMZs in Maharashtra were1. Shendra-Bidkin Industrial Park city near Aurangabad, Maharashtra (84 sq km)2. Dighi Port Industrial Area, Maharashtra (230 sq km).Later, Jodhpur-Pali Region was added to the list

Shri Sharma also announced state of the art convention centre at Nagpur on a land provided by the State government. Such convention centres have been established in Chennai and Bangaluru in partnership with the respective States. Cost of construction would be met from the ASIDE scheme of the central government.

The Minister also directed that a virtual Agriculture and Processed food products Export Development Authority (APEDA) Centre be established at Nagpur. APEDA already has a full fledged office at Mumbai which has been functioning since 1990. In the States where APEDA does not have a physical office, its activities are conducted in conjunction with the respective state Governments, through virtual offices.

He also announced Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme(TUFS) has been extended for the 12th five year Plan. “ There will be more allocation under the 12th plan than under the 11th plan, so "those in textiles sector must feel assured that the government is conscious what their needs are” said Shri Sharma

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“I am happy to inform that ‘in-principle’ approval has been accorded to the proposal given its significance” said Shri. Anand Sharma

Maharashtra all set to become power surplus

Power

The Maharashtra government is taking pro-active measures in tackling the power situation in the state. As of now, nearly 70% of the state is free of load shedding. The state government's target is to make the entire state load shedding free by December this year. Some of the steps taken in this direction are as explained as below:

Capacity Addition:Through thermal power generation, projects of 9750 MW capacity expansion is proposed by MAHAGENCO in the 12th FYP. These plants are expected to be commissioned by the year 2012 end. Therefore, the state should become power surplus by this year end. Also, new schemes of renewable energy are being explored which would meet the future needs of the industrial energy demands. These would include wind, solar, biomass, biogas, tidal, geo-thermal, etc. sources of energy.

Energy conservation:The state has devised certain schemes for energy schemes which should greatly reduce the energy shortage concerns. For example, in ‘Biomass Briquetting Scheme’ , all types of agriculture and forestry waste is converted into solid cylindrical shaped logs which can be further used as non-conventional fuel. There are 15 such projects which have been implemented so far.

Source: “ Capacity Addition”, Economic survey of Maharashtra,2011-12, pg. 144Source: “Energy Conservation”, Economic Survey of Maharashtra, 2011-12, pg. 146

Location ProfileIndustrial Estate Profile - Indapur

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Industrial Estate Profile

Regional Office

Jog Centre,2nd Floor, Pune Mumbai Road, Wakdewadi, Pune-411003. Tel : 020-25819444/5, Fax : 020-25819446 Email : ropune@midcindia.org

Officers in Charge:Shri. Nilesh Gatane ( RO), Shri.A.M.Bhosale(AM)

District: Pune

Classification: C

Indapur is a city and a municipal council in Pune district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Indapur has historic significance in the expansion of Mughal empires in Central-South India. The town lies along the Pune – Solapur ( NH – 4) having a good connectivity and accessibility by road and rail. Towns like Baramati and Kurkumbh are in close proximity to Indapur which are the industrial areas developed recently.

Total Area- 406.54 hectares

Geographical Features

General Information

Site Connectivity

Social Infrastructure

Longitude : 73° 15' East; Latitude : 18° 18' North;Altitude : 20 metres (68 feet). Temperature Summer Average from 20 - 38 Degree CelsiusWinter Average from 9- 14 Degree CelsiusRainfall : Average annual rainfall is 650 mm.Rock Available: At 1.5 m depth hard rock is available

MIDC has developed the Indapur 5 star Industrial Area to promote industrial growth with the objective to attract industrialists and local entrepreneurs to set up industries and invest in the region. The industrial development will also attract foreign direct investments in the region. MIDC has provided the best possible infrastructure to facilitate industrial development and every assistance is provided for their growth. The park is located in 446 hectares of land near the town Indapur which is 130 km from the Pune city. .

By Road :- Indapur industrial are is Located on Pune – Solapur ( NH-9 ), 12 km from Indapur city, 62 km from Baramati city, 130 km from Pune city and 277 km from Mumbai city . By Rail :- The nearest railway station is Baramati & Daund 62 km, Pune – 130 km, Mumbai – 260 km. Airports :- Airstrip constructed in Baramati –74 km, Nearest domestic airport – Pune (133 km ) , Nearest international airport - Mumbai (294 km) Water port :- Nearest port Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust ( 264 km)

Indapur can be a key promising destination for the investors for the better tomorrow. With respect to the social infrastructure facilities available in close proximity of the industrial location which would definitely be in favour of any investors and will help them to set up their industries at ease. Indapur and Baramati being the town and Pune being the district where major infrastructure facilities are available. Colleges:- Vidya Pratisthan College of Engineering ( Baramati), Tuljaram Chaturchand College (Baramati), SVPM Institute of Management ( Baramati), Industrial Training Institute (Indapur). Hospitals :- Shete Hospital ( Indapur), Ashwini Hospital ( Indapur), Silver Jubilee Hospital (Indapur), Schools :- Sadhashivrao Mane Mahavidyalaya ( Indapur), Rayat High School ( Indapur). Hotels :- Hotel Pratibha ( Baramati), Hotel City Inn ( Baramati), The Park Central( Pune), Hotel Taj Blue Diamond ( Pune).

Infrastructure Availability

Water

Fire Services

Internal Road Connectivity

Electricity

Telecommunications

Permanent Water Supply Scheme of 25 MLD ultimate capacity through Apan wardha Dam has been implemented by MIDC. Source - Apan Wardha Dam Supply Scheme - 25 MLD Installed Capacity - 25 MLD Spare Capacity - 23.7 MLD Present utilisation - 1.3 MLD

Within the industrial area Fire station will be made available in future. However as of now it would be available within the district.

Plots are divided into small, medium & large sizes and with respect to it the following internal road has been provided . The roads are mostly 45 M, 30 M and 25 M wide which are well connected through out the industrial area.

Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd ( MSEDCL ) provides electricity to major industrial areas. Power Substation are located in close proximity from the industrial area. New sub-stations are proposed in the area and provision of power can be made available on demand. Existing substation - Power sub station having capacity of providing 33/11 KV has been installed and provision is being made from Loni substation. Power Generating Capacity -The substation has power generating capacity of 100 MVA Capacity ( Installed ) -100 MVA Capacity ( Used ) -NilCapacity ( Spare ) -Nil

The site is in close proximity to major cities and district with all major telecom providers existing having a good network connectivity.

Major Players

Anand Technologies

Land Rate: INR 270 per sq. m

2. City Information : Kesurdi is situated at a distance of 55km from both Satara and Pune city and spread across a total 384.57 hectares of land.

Special Economic Zone-Kesurdi

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SEZ Profile

1. Introduction : Kesurdi is a small village situated in the Satara district of Maharashtra.

3. Status: Notified

4. Site connectivity• Road : Located on NH 4 Pune – Bangalore

highway, 55km from Pune

• Rail : Lonand ( Pune - Kolhapur - Goa Route) at a distance of 30 km

• Airports : Nearest airport – Pune (65km)

• Water Port : Nearest port Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (180km)

5. Key Industries: Engineering

6. Available Land : Total Area – 384.57 hectaresSEZ Area– 111.12 hectares.

Plot Allotment DetailsTotal No. of Units 46 ( Industrial Plots )

No of Units allotted/Area allotted (In Hectares) 1 ( 3.6 hectares )

No . Of plots vacant / Area vacant ( In Hectares) 45 (107.52hectares )

Land allotment to units (Names of Units) M/s Helvoet Pharma

Cities / Town in Vicinity Pune –55 km, Satara – 55km , Mumbai – 205 km

Available Infrastructure Water Supply Source – Veer Dam Power Supply – MSEB sub – station(132/33/22

KV) Internal Roads – 30 M wide

Contact Details

•Developer Company: Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation.

•Address: Udyog Sarathi Mahakali Caves Road, Andheri (East) Mumbai.

•Contact Person & Designation: Shri. R.J Khebudakar (RO Kolhapur)

•Tel. No: 0231-2658371

•Email : rokolhapur@midcindia.org

Infrastructure Details Description

Development of Land Area has been acquired and developed by MIDC

Internal Road connectivity and street lights provision

Within the industrial area internal roads of 30 M wide has been

constructed and also provision for street light has been made.

Power DistributionPower is available from the nearby

substation having capacity of 132/33/22 KV

Water Distribution Water supply scheme from Veer

Dam having a capacity of 12 MLD has been provided.

Drainage facility Drainage facility has been provided for the entire area.

ETP Made Available

Trivia: Satara known as “Valley of Sahyadri Mountains”

Korean Delegation Visit to Maharashtra to strengthen ties

Delegation Visit

A 12 member Korean delegation team visited the MIDC office on the 18th of July’2012. The meeting was scheduled at the MIDC office in WTC, Colaba.The meeting was attended by the Jt. CEO, MIDC Dr. Analbagan along with other members of the EY team.

The underlying objectives of the Korean Delegation was the following:

1. Interactive Business Meeting between Indian & Korean companies.: Tie up for technical transfer & meet Indian buyers/agency. 2. Study & Investigation of various Indian industries / businesses

MIDC showcased the provision for various industry related services and other hand-holding exercises in its jurisdiction. Also, it highlighted the various upcoming infrastructure and industrial townships which are been planned in the state for the coming decade.

During the meeting, various other topics were discussed. The delegation enquired about the Indian organizations which would be able to support foreign companies interested in investing in India.

Various means of co-operation between ITP and MIDC were cogitated. It was deliberated whether that the delegation may introduce its members to MIDC in case they have a plan to invest in India. The same applied for MIDC.

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The provision of Sewage Treatment Plants in MIDC

Sewage treatment is the process of removing contaminants from wastewater and household sewage, both runoff (effluents) and domestic. It includes physical, chemical, and biological processes to remove physical, chemical and biological contaminants. Its objective is to produce an environmentally safe fluid waste stream (or treated effluent) and a solid waste (or treated sludge) suitable for disposal or reuse (usually as farm fertilizer).

MIDC has made provision for such services in some selected areas. Also, there are many such STPs under construction or are in the pipeline. A detailed table is given as below:

The Korean Business Delegation at the WTC, Mumbai

Dr. Analbagan, Jt. CEO, MIDC leading the discussion with Mr. Manan Shukla, from EY, Knowledge partner to MIDC

Industrial Area Capacity in MLD

Hinjewadi PH- I 0.80

Sewage Treatment Plant in Operation

STP under Construction

Industrial Area Capacity in MLD

Hinjewadi PH- I 4.00

Waluj 4.00

MIDC Annual Day Celebration

MIDC @ 50

The MIDC Annual day was celebrated on the 1st August, 2012 at the Ravindra Natya Mandir Auditorium ,Dadar. This year holds a special siginificance for the organization as it marks its 51st year of existence. The occassion was graced by Shri. Prithiviraj Chavan (Chief Minister, Maharashtra ), Shri Ajit Pawar ( Dy. Chief Minister, Maharashtra), Shri. Narayan Rane ( Minister Industries - GOM), Shri Sachin Ahir ( MOS) , Dr. Kshatrapati Shivaji, (Principal Secretary - Industries GOM ), Shri. Sanjay Sethi ( Development Commsiosner), Shri. Bhushan Gagrani ( CEO - MIDC), Dr. P. Anbalgan ( Jt. CEO - MIDC ) amongst other top dignitories of the state government and MIDC officials.

The annual day was celebrated through various cultural programs which showcased the state’s rich heritage. Awards and recognitions were rewarded to the top performers and their kin of the organization.

The stage’s dais was graced by the speeches of the some of the dignitaries invited for the event. The speeches showcased the splendid work done by the MIDC and also, highlighted how the organization has contributed to the state’s industrial growth.

MIDC believes that it has the zeal to work well in the future and thus, provide continued assistance to the state’s investors, existing clients and other well wishers.

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Honorable Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Sh. Prithviraj Chavan

Honorable Minister of State- Industries, Sh. Sachin Ahir

From Left to Right: Sh. Bhushan Gagrani, CEO –MIDC, Sh. Ajit Pawar, MOS-Industries, Hon. Dy. CM Sh. Ajit Pawar, Hon. CM Sh. Prithviraj Chavan, Hon. Minister of State, Industires Sh. Narayan Rane & Principal Secretary of Industries Dept, GoM Dr. Kshatrapati Shivaji

Honorable Minister of Industries, Maharashtra, Sh. Narayan Rane

Honorable Dy. Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Sh, Ajit Pawar

Dear Sir,

Thank you to include me into the list of recipients of your MIDC Business Newsletter.

With kind regardsDr. Jörgen Rubel, LL.M.Legal CounselGroup Legal Department -Foreign HoldingsVOLKSWAGEN AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

Dear Dr. Shivaji Sir,

It is very nice of you forwarding a copy of informative Mahaconnect to TBIA. We are grateful to you.

RegardsJayadevan. KJt. SecretaryThane Belapur Industries Association

Dear Dr. K. Shivaji,

Thanks for MahaConnect which is very informative.

RegardsVijay KalantriPresident - All India Association of Industries

Dear Dr. Shivaji,

Best wishes.

Subrata DasCounselor,Embassy of India,Kathmandu, Nepal

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