Ranchi: With the country’s economy slowly recovered from a body blow handled by Pandemi Covid-19, Industrialists and Jharkhand entrepreneurs who are rich in minerals now seek support and hold hands from the government of Soren Hemant to return to the growth path.
Entrepreneurs want the government Soren shows a positive intent outside of luxury policy and investment documents meet and shows to resolve something.
Micro, small and medium enterprises, which form the majority of state industry workers, remain upset with the government because of their failure to issue factory licenses that are bound to time and agree to operate (CTO) certificates from the state pollution control agency.
More than 2,800 CTOs are waiting for permission in the middle of this year and only a handful of applicants who have received their CTOS despite CM direction in this case with the State Industry Department.
Soren, who invaded power two years ago on the development board and work, developed industrial promotion policies and new investment to seduce industrialists from this country in two investment roadshows in New Delhi earlier this year.
Even though he took an investment guarantee worth RS 10,000 Crore, Soren failed to attack the chord with the homegrown industry.
At the same time, industrialists were also annoyed with the government after climbing electrical tasks.
“While the assignment is 5 Paisa per unit in June this year, it is charged to Rs 0.5 per unit now.
When many companies are still shaken from losses due to locking, high electrical tasks cause an increase in production costs and production units are lost on the market , “said an industry based in the city with anonymity requirements.
Industrial belts such as Ramgarh and Hazaribag also suffer from a long and regular power cuts after the government’s long battle with Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) on a delayed bill.
“Power cutting occurs every day for 12-14 hours.
The government must sit with DVC authority for talks and resolve the problem once and for all the sake of industry and the general public,” said other entrepreneurs from Ranchi.
Apart from the crisis of power, the government of Soren has not been able to get rid of red ribbons in giving approval time to new industrial units.
Just like the Government of Raghubar Das, a single window system in the Industrial Department is a non-starter while the factory license was delayed as much as six months to one year even though there was direction to clean it within 45 days.
At present, more than 1,600 industrial units have been closed after Covid-19 infection first appeared in March last year in the state.
However, the silver layer is that the state government encourages the industrial promotion board with CM in a helmet to provide one-stop relief to the new industry.
“To provide a better climate for industry and allow new units to enter, the government must sort out the problem of power, electrical tasks and permits delayed,” said the President of the Jharkhand Small Industry Association.
In a rich state of minerals, the industrial that is hit by a delayed license, the tribulation of power
