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The Business NewsletterFrom Government of Maharashtra - MIDC

Knowledge Partner

Government of

Maharashtra

EditorialDear Readers,

Over the last two decades, the India’s growth trajectory has been synonymous with the Maharashtra success story. One of the biggest strengths of the Maharashtra’s economy is the fact it is very receptive to evolution and imbibes global practices much faster than the other regions. The state as a whole is committed to reforms which are essential to a faster industrial growth and benefit every strata of the society.

One of the key ingredients of the state’s growth has been its Mega Project industrial policy. The state has established a track record of attracting large investments in the country with 335 mega projects investments of INR ~2.77 lakh crore which has generated employment of over 3.17 lakhs in a period of mere five years. About

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Contents

Cover Story of the Month

Satara district is located in the western part of Maharashtra. It is bounded by Pune district to the north, Solapur district to the east, Sangli district to the south and Ratnagiri district to the west. Raigad district lies to its north-west. ……Read More on Page 3

Satara — The Sugar Capital of the State

District Profile for Satara

Ernst & Young Strategic Growth Forum 2012

A three day initiative was designed by Ernst & Young Strategic Growth Forum India 2012 to aid entrepreneurs, fast track their growth with inputs from thought leaders in

Monthly Update on the Events in the state

Special Economic Zone — Shendra

Shendra SEZ is located In Aurangabad district of Maharashtra which is around 20 Km away from the aurganbad city……….. Read more on Page 6

Update on SEZ Areas

Maharashtra New Textile Policy — 2012

The state of Maharashtra is blessed with abundant natural resources especially suitable for cotton production. The state has a rich tradition and history of textile

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established a track record of attracting large investments in the country with 335 mega projects investments of INR ~2.77 lakh crore which has generated employment of over 3.17 lakhs in a period of mere five years. About 75 per cent of the total number mega projects are in the less developed regions. In this edition, we have laid out a broad definitions of the mega projects in the state and also provided an overview on the quantum and period of the various tax incentives given to the different regions of the state.

The state recently conducted a road show in Gujarat which showcased the new textile policy of Maharashtra. The delegation highlighted the major benefits of the new polices which included quantum and periods of the capital subsidy and interest subsidy offered. Also, the various cotton growing regions of the state along with some of the proposed locations for setting up textile units were discussed. With the commencement of the new textile policy, the state government looks to seek an investment of INR 40000 crore.

Also, in this edition we have given a district profile for Satara, an Industrial Estate profile for Ranjangaon and SEZ profile for Shendra along with the monthly round up of events which occurred over the previous month.

We hope that these articles are informative and help you in giving a perspective for your business strategies.

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

Warm Regards,Bhushan Gagrani (IAS) CEO, MIDC.

fast track their growth with inputs from thought leaders in the world of business. ……Read more on Page 4

Maharashtra — Mega Project Policy Support

The Vision of Industrial, Investment & Infrastructure Policy of Maharashtra 2006 is “To achieve higher and sustainable economic growth with emphasis on balanced regional development and employment generation through and infrastructure development”. …..Read more on Page 4

Brief note on the state’s Mega Project Policy

Industrial Estate Profile — Ranjangaon

Ranjangaon is a village located at a distance of about 50 km from Pune. The town is located between State Highway (Pune – Aurangabad). The industrial area is developed with many of India’s large players operating their manufacturing plants. …..Read more on Page 5

Update on MIDC Areas

state has a rich tradition and history of textile industry.......Read more on Page 7

Maharashtra Textile Road Show in Gujarat

The state of Maharashtra has recently conducted a road show in the state of Gujarat, showcasing the new textile policy 2011-17 of the Maharashtra. Inviting the industry in Gujarat to invest in the state, a high level delegation from the Government of Maharashtra headed by.... Read more on page 7

Update on the Maharashtra Industrial Output

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Satara district is located in the western part of Maharashtra. It is bound by Pune district to the north, Solapur district to the east, Sangli district to the south and Ratnagiri district to the west. Raigad district lies to its north-west.

Satara district is situated in the river basin of the Bhima and Krishna river. The physical settings of Satara shows a contrast of immense dimensions and reveals a variety of landscapes influenced by relief, climate and vegetation. The variation in relief ranges from the pinnacles and high plateaus of main Sahyadris range having height over 4500 feet above mean sea level to the subdued basin of the Nira river in Phaltan tehsils with the average height of about 1700 feet above mean sea level.

The climate ranges from the rainiest in the Mahabaleshwar region, which has an average annual all of over 6000 mm to the driest in Man tehsils where the average annual rainfall is about 500 mm. The vegetation cover too varies from the typical monsoon forest in the western parts to scrub and poor grass in the eastern parts.

The main rivers of Satara district are Koyna and Krishna. The Krishna is one of the three largest sacred rivers of southern India. Approx. 172 kms. of the river course falls inside the district. The Krishna river begins on the eastern brow of the Mahabaleshwar plateau and the source is about 4500 ft. above sea level.

Kudali, Urmodi, Venna and Tarali are small feeder rivers of Krishna. Koyna is the largest tributary of the Krishna

Satara district consists of 11 talukas (tehsils). These are Satara, Karad, Wai, Mahabaleshwar, Phaltan, Man, Khatav, Koregaon, Patan, Jaoli and Khandala. There are ten Vidhan Sabha constituencies in this district. Phaltan, Man, Khatav, Koregaon, Wai and Satara are part of Satara Lok Sabha constituency and Jaoli, Patan, Karad (North) and Karad (South) are part of Karad Lok Sabha constituency

EducationThe district has a literacy rate of 84.2 per cent which is

higher than the state average. The district has above 3300 primary schools and close to 420 secondary schools. There are 145 Junior and Senior Colleges in the

Satara —The Sugar Capital of the State

District Profile

Industries

Major Sector/s

Sugar industries, Engineering, Spinning mills

MIDC Zones

: 10 (1446.13 Ha).Wai, Satara, Addl.Satara,

Karad(GC), Koregaon(mini), Mhaswad(mini),Lonand (mini),

Patan(mini),Kesurdi(Khandala),Phaltan & addl.Phaltan

SEZs 2 (Engineering)

Geographical location17.5°N to 18.11°N Latitude, 73.33°E to 74.54°E; is located in

western region of Maharashtra

Area 10480 sq. km.

District headquarter Satara

Population 30.04 (in lakhs)

Literacy rate 84.20 %

GDP 22414 (in Crores)

Per capita income 67134 (in Rs)

Airports/ Nearest Satara airport (Nearest International

airport – Pune)

Seaport/ Nearest Mumbai

Roads 10,397 km.

Industrial Presence

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of Krishna. Koyna is the largest tributary of the Krishna in the district. Neera and Manganga rivers are the two representative of the Bhima drainage in the north and north-eastern parts of the district respectively.

DemographicsAccording to the 2011 census Satara district has a population of 3,003,922, roughly equal to the nation of Albania or the US state of Mississippi. This gives it a ranking of 122nd in India (out of a total of 640). The district has a population density of 287 inhabitants per square kilometer (740 /sq mi) . Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 6.94 %. Satara has a sex ratio of 986 females for every 1000 males.

AgricultureThe major corps which are grown in the region include bajra, jawar, wheat, rice, ghewada gram, sugarcane, groundnut, potato and soybean. Sugarcane crop is the annual crop in the region. The total forest cover in the region is around 142,000 hectares.

TransportThe region is well connected with the total railway length of 124 Km and the total road length 10397 Km. The total length of the national highways and the state highways are 130 Km and 963 Km respectively.

schools. There are 145 Junior and Senior Colleges in the district. In addition to this, it also has Law, medical, pharmacy and engineering colleges.

TourismThe district is also famous for its tourism quotient. Some of the most spectacular regions of Maharashtra belong to this region. The regions include the Mahabaleshwar, also referred as the ‘Kashmir’ of Maharashtra. It is the best hill station of Maharashtra. It is situated about 4500 ft. above sea level on the Sahyadri spurs. It was the erstwhile summer capital of Old Bombay Presidency. The tourists are enthralled by its exotic greenery, beautiful gardens & breath-taking scenery. Numerous majestic mansions built during the British days still stand as monuments of the Raj. The favorite season for visiting is from March to June. Venna lake with an area of 28 Acres and average deep of the 10 ft. constructed by Ch. Appasaheb Maharj, Raja of Satara in 1842 and fed by perennial springs not only adds to the beauty of the hill-top but both directly and indirectly adds in watering a line of small gardens that stretch to a considerable distance below. The area surrounding the Lake is full of greenery and flowers. There are well worth a visit especially in the cold water when the volume of water is considerable. It is situated 2 Km from the ST Stand on Panchgani road

Roads 10,397 km.

Railways 124.84 km.

Major Crops Rice, Jawar, Bajra , Sugarcane, Wheat, Gram, Groundnut, Soybean, Potato

Key Technical Institutions

15 ITIs and ITCs

1 University. 2 Colleges with CPE

status

Garware all Rope Ltd

Ropes and nettings

Swetella Impex Pvt.Ltd

Confectionary

HSWML Spinning

ACC cement Cement

Walchandnagar Industries Ltd

Engineering

HDOG LPG

Ernst & Young Strategic Growth Forum 2012

Events

A three day initiative was designed by Ernst & Young Strategic Growth Forum India 2012 to aid entrepreneurs, fast track their growth with inputs from thought leaders in the world of business. The forum saw targeted panel discussions and speeches designed to help businesses accelerate their growth. The event was held between 6-8 September at the Renaissance Convention Centre Hotel, Mumbai.The Strategic Growth Forum in Mumbai brought together over 500 business leaders and over a 150 international participants from 20 countries.

Advocating a strong case for Maharashtra as an investment destination, Chief Minister Shri Prithviraj Chavan said single-window clearance mechanism will bring in transparency and will cut red tape. He also indicated a policy shift from industrial parks to industrial townships and from special economic zones (SEZs) to domestic tariff industrial townships.“It is an attractive destination and we are determined to make it more attractive,” he told Shekhar Gupta, Editor-in-Chief, The Indian Express, at ‘Strategic Growth Forum 2012’.

With the existing infrastructure comprising international airports and ports and planned initiatives such as a dedicated freight corridor, investors would find Maharashtra a profit-oriented location, he said.The Chief Minister was all for incentives to attract investment, but said these should be provided in a transparent manner.

In Mumbai, Maharashtra’s largest city, large infrastructure projects are under way or are being

Maharashtra —Mega Project Policy Support

Mega Project Policy

The Vision of Industrial, Investment & Infrastructure Policy of Maharashtra 2006 is “To achieve higher and sustainable economic growth with emphasis on balanced regional development and employment generation through greater private and public investment in industrial and infrastructure development”. The state launched special schemes and incentives for its Mega projects as well.

Mega ProjectsIndustrial projects with investment more than INR 500 crore or generating employment for more than 1000 persons in A and B areas or investment more than INR 250 crore or generating employment for more than 500 persons in rest of Maharashtra will be termed “Mega Projects” and would be eligible for customized package of incentives. The industrial projects coming up in the 10 low HDI districts mentioned above with investment of more than INR 100 crore or generating employment for more than 250 persons would also qualify for customized package of incentives.

The quantum of incentives within the approved limit will be decided by the High Power Committee under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary, Government of Maharashtra. The Infrastructure Committee under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister of the State will have the power to customize and offer special/extra incentives for the prestigious Mega Projects on a case by case basis.

In Anti Clockwise Direction: 1. Shri Prithviraj Chavan, Hon. Chief Minister of Maharashtra, 2. Panelists: Dr. Arup Basu, President — New Businesses and Innovation Centre, Tata Chemicals; B S Ajaikumar, Chairman & CEO — Healthcare Global Enterprises; Manish Khera, CEO — FINO; Aditya Ghosh, President —Indigo Moderator: Guru Malladi, Partner — Ernst & Young; 3. D.Shivakumar, Head - India, Middle-East & Africa —Nokia Taluka/Area Minimum Employment

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infrastructure projects are under way or are being planned. The Chief Minister added that he was pressing for changes in planning regulations and has developed new policies to speed up land acquisition — thereby removing two of the main obstacles to the successful execution of these projects.

He outlined the Government’s policy to ease slum conditions in the city by building new townships on its outskirts, but insisted that progress must not be confined to urban areas. When asked where he draws the line between politicians facilitating private sector investment and crony capitalism, Shri Chavan said that while there is nothing wrong with incentivizing investment, decisions should be based on bidders’ experience and capabilities — and be taken at the end of a rigorous and transparent process.

On the 9,990 Mw Jaitapur nuclear power project, Chavan said it had received environmental clearance and the government was prepared to provide additional compensation to those displaced. "The development will kick off after the project developer, the Nuclear Power Corporation and French reactor supplier Areva complete their ongoing negotiations. The project will provide clean power to the state." he added.

Nokia4. From left to right:Moderator: Andrew Shaylor, EMEIA Marketing Leader —Ernst & Young , Panelists: Dr. Bhaskar Das, President —The Times of India; Sam Balsara, Chairman — Madison Communications; Anisha Motwani, Director & CMO —Max Life Insurance; Venkatesh Kini, VP Marketing —Global Juice, The Coca Cola Company

“The development will kick off after the project developer, the Nuclear Power Corporation and French reactor supplier Areva complete their ongoing negotiations. The project will provide clean power to the state.” said Shri Chavan Hon. Chief Minister of Maharashtra.

Taluka/Area classification

Minimum Investment

Employment generated

A,B 750 crore At least 1500 person

C,D,D+ INR 500 crore At least 1000 person

No industry district INR 250 crore At least 500 person

Low HDI INR 100 crore 250 persons

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Incentive Cap (per cent/year)

A 100 50

B 100 50

C 100 75

D 100 100

D+ 100 100

No Industry District 100 100

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1000 12

>1000 20

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Location ProfileIndustrial Estate Profile —Ranjangaon

Industrial Estate Profile

Regional OfficeJog 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

Geographical Features

General Information

Site Connectivity

Longitude : 74 36’ East Latitude : 18 54’ North Altitude : 603m, or 1991 ft Temperature Summer Average from 15 to 40 °C Winter Average from 5°C - 20 °C. Rainfall : Average rainfall of 300 mm Rock Available : Trap rock ( Available at 1.5 depth approximately).

Major Electronic companies have setup their units in this industrial area. MIDC has provided the best possible infrastructure to facilitate industrial development and every assistance is provided for their growth. The park is located on 928.79 hectares of land which is 50 kms, from Pune city.

By Road :- Ranjangaon industrial area is located on Pune - Ahmednagar (SH 60), 50 km from Pune city and 230 km from Mumbai city. By Rail :- Nearest railway station is Pune (50km), Daund (55km) and Mumbai (225 km)By Air:- Nearest international airport - Pune (55 km), Mumbai (225 km) By Water :- Nearest port Jawaharlal

Infrastructure Availability

Water

Fire Services

Internal Road Connectivity

Electricity

Permanent Water Supply Scheme of 13.8 MLD ultimate capacity from Goad Dam has been implemented by MIDC. Source – Goad Dam Supply Scheme -13.8 MLD Installed Capacity - 13.8 MLD Present utilization- 9 MLD

Within the industrial area Fire station is made available and is operational

Plots are divided into small, medium & large sizes and with respect to it the following internal road has been provided . The roads are mostly 60 M, 30 M and 20 M wide which are well connected through out the industrial area.

Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution company ( MSEDCL)

Plot Holder name Type of Industry

M/s Bekaert Industries Pvt. Ltd

Steel tyre cord

M/s Carraro India Ltd Washing machines

M/s Tata Ryerson Limited Steel Products

M/s Whirlpool Refrigerators

M/s Bombay Dyeing manufacturing Co. Ltd Textile

M/s LG Electronics India Pvt Ltd

Electronic

M/s Apollo Tyres Ltd Tyre Tubes

M/s. Jabil circuit (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Electronic

M/s. Durabuild Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Aluminum Composites.

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Classification: C

Ranjangaon is a village located at a distance of about 50 km from Pune. The town is located on the State Highway between Pune and Aurangabad. The industrial area is developed with many of India’s large players operating their manufacturing plants. Due to its close proximity and easy accessibility, the area has been developing for the industrial purpose.

Total Area- 928.79 Ha.

Social Infrastructure

km) By Water :- Nearest port Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (188 km )

Colleges:- Sitabai Thite College of Pharmacy (Shirur), C.T Bora College (Shirur), Fergusson College ( Pune)

Hospitals:- Mahaganpati Hospital (Ranjangoan), Dhariwal Hospital (Shirur), OM Hospital (Ranjangoan)

Schools:- New English School (Shirur), Municipal primary school (Shirur), C.T Bora Higher and secondary school (Shirur).

Hotels:- The Park Central (Pune), Hotel Taj Blue Diamond (Pune), Sun N Sand (Pune), The O Hotel (Pune).

Telecommunications

Distribution company ( MSEDCL) provides electricity to major industrial areas. Existing sub -station having capacity of 220/32/22 KV has been constructed within the industrial area. Existing substation - Power sub station having capacity of providing 120 MVA has been installed within the industrial area.Power Generating Capacity -The substation has power generating capacity of 120 MVA Capacity (Installed)- 120 MVA Capacity (Used)- 97 MVA Capacity (Spare)- 23 MVA

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

Ranjangaon in the district Pune of Maharashtra

Special Economic Zone - Shendra

SEZ Profile

Plot Allotment Details

Total No. of Units 32 (Industrial Plots)

No of Units allotted/Area allotted (In Hectares) 2 (14 hectares)

No. of plots vacant/Area vacant (In Hectares) 30 (104.13hectares)

Land allotment to units (Names of Units) M/s Hindalco Almex Aerospace Ltd. M/s Sterlite Infratel Ltd.

Cities / Town in Vicinity Aurangabad city — 20 Km, Jalna — 64 Km,Pune — 255Km

Contact Details

Contact Person & Designation: Shri. A. M. Shinde (RO —Aurangabad)Tel.No. : 0240 - 2331013E mail: roaurangabad@midcindia.org

Infrastructure Details Description

Available Infrastructure

Water Supply Source –Jaikwadi Dam Power Supply – MSEB sub-station (220KV) Internal Roads – 60M &

1. Introduction : Shendra SEZ is located In Aurangabad district of Maharashtra

2. Location Information:

Shendra industrial area is situated 20 Km from Aurangabad city and is spread across a total of

Trivia: Aurangabad is said to be ‘City of Gates’

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Internal Roads – 60M & 30M wide

Street Light provision

25 Km of internal roads has been constructed. 150 & 70 watt SPSV street lights are aligned along the main and other roads respectively.

Power DistributionPower is available from a nearby substation having a provision of 220 KV

Water Distribution

Centralized water supply scheme from Jaikwadi Dam having a provision of 15 MLD

Drainage facilityDrainage facility has been provided within the entire area.

3. Status: Notified

4. Site connectivity• Road: Located on Aurangabad — Jalna (NH

211)

• Rail: Chikallthana (10Km), Aurangabad (20Km)

• Airports: Chikalthana (Aurangabad) — 10 Km

• Water Port: Mumbai Port — 403 Km

5. Key Industries: Engineering & Electronics.

6. Available Land :Total Area — 902.88 hectaresSEZ Area — 118.13 hectares

Aurangabad city and is spread across a total of 902.88 hectares of land

Maharashtra New Textile Policy —2012

Textile Industry

The state of Maharashtra is blessed with abundant natural resources especially suitable for cotton production. The state has a rich tradition and history of textile industry. There is a ready availability of manpower, infrastructure and financial institution network, which makes it an attractive textile industry investment destination.

Maharashtra has a unique issue wherein, about 80% of Raw Cotton moves out of the state and only about 20% of the cotton is converted into yarns within the state.

There is a huge potential to set up industry in cotton growing belts of Maharashtra.

In order to address this issue, the state government has come out with a new textile policy which will look to seek an investment of INR 40000 to 50000 crore with its commencement.

Some of the key features of the policy include

• Interest Subsidy Schemeo Effective rate of interest 0% or 2%o Maximum interest rate for the scheme is12.5% or

PLR / Base Rate or Bank Rate or Actual Rate, which ever is low

o Applicable to projects approved under TUFS of Govt. of India

o Modalities similar to TUF scheme

• Capital Subsidy Schemeo Applicable to industries being set up in Vidarbha ,

Maharashtra Textile Road Show in Gujarat

Textile industry

The state of Maharashtra has recently conducted a road show in the state of Gujarat, showcasing the new textile policy 2011-17 of the Maharashtra.

Inviting the industry in Gujarat to invest in the state, a high level delegation from the Government of Maharashtra headed by Mohammed Arif (Naseem) Khan, Minister of Textiles on 4th Sep, 2012 visited Ahmedabad.

Rolling out the red carpet to the textile sector of Gujarat to invest in Maharashtra, the delegation -comprising of Rajagopal Devara, Secretary -Cooperation and Textiles, GoM; N NawinSona, Director - Textiles, GoM and Dilip Gawade, Deputy CEO, MIDC, GoM, Manan Shukla EY Knowledge Partner to MIDC among others laid out the salient features and specific benefits of the New Textile Policy of Maharashtra 2011–2017.

The delegation highlighted the major benefits of the new polices which included quantum and periods of the Capital Subsidy and interest subsidy offered. Also, the various cotton growing regions of the state along with some of the proposed locations for setting up textile units were also discussed.

Some of the proposed locations included the regions of Amravati, Butibori, Akola, Nandurbar, Waluj and Chincoli. The land rates for various such locations were also discussed during the road show.

The various provisions for CETP which is an integral part of setting up a textile units were also showcased.

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o Applicable to industries being set up in Vidarbha , Marathwada & North Maharashtra.

o Project approved under TUFS shall be eligible.o 10% capital subsidy on admissible loan under TUFS

• Capital Subsidy For Textile Park o Applicable to Textile Park sanctioned under SITP.o State Govt. had decided to give subsidy of 9% of

project cost or INR 9 crore, which ever is less.

• Modernization Of Power loomso Applicable only to the Projects approved under

TUFS.o 10 % capital subsidy for modernization of Power

loom units belonging to SC / ST / Minority Communities

• Other Important Schemes in the Policy o Skill Developmento Welfare measures of the workero Committee to suggest modification in labor /

environmental rules etc.

part of setting up a textile units were also showcased. At present CETPs are functional in the regions of Butibori, Waluj and Chincholi.

Please note:The Maharashtra State Government along with the central government facilitates its investors in setting up such units The 50 % of the subsidy for such an unit is received through the Centre, followed by a further 20% through MIDC and another 5% through the MPCB. The land allotted for CETP is leased at Re. 1 per sq. m This facility can only be availed if the total effluent disposal is greater than 1 million cubic meter per day. In case, if the total effluent disposal is less than the stipulated amount then it can be provided to an association of units having a combined disposal in excess of the minimum requirement

S.No MIDC Region

1 Amravati

2 Butibori

3 Akola

4 Nadurbar (Navapur)

5 Waluj

6 Chicholi (Solapur)

Dear Bhushan,

It was indeed a delight to go through the MIDC Business Newsletter. It is both educative and inspiring. Perhaps you know that we are getting a Master Plan of Tourism for every district prepared, we shall certainly take a leaf from you book.

RegardsAnand Kulkarni

Dear Shri Bhushan,Well compiled and very informative. Thanks a lot.

Pankaj K. Singh,FS (Economic),Embassy of India, Kathmandu

Hon'ble Sir,We are happy for having your first news letter with all possible and positive initiations for the growth of our state through industrialisation. We are very much hopeful for success in your leadership.

Thanks and with warm regards.Pravin Jani

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Thanks and with warm regards.Pravin JanipresidentDist.Ind.Assn.Chandrapur

Sir,Great to see you as CEO of MIDC.I am sure under your leadership the Industrialist from Maharashtra & Foreign investors can contribute the best which will add to employment and overall growth of State.

So my best wises to you

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