RAJKUMAR DAS: Merchants’ Chamber of Commerce & Industry hosted an Interactive Session on “Industrial Scenario of West Bengal” with Shri Rajiva Sinha, Chairman, WBIDC on January 11, at MCCI KOLKATA. Shri Rishabh C. Kothari, President, MCCI in his Welcome Address shared that West Bengal has in its own merit achieved industrial developments during the last decade, especially with MSMEs, as West Bengal has the second largest MSME base(14% of all MSMES) in India.
Shri Kothari stated the meeting was about partners who will shape a brighter tomorrow for our state; in our battle against the ongoing pandemic’ in our efforts for a more vibrant Bengal, in our collective vision to take our state to newer heights of growth and development. He suggested to start the new year with newfound optimism and determination of reverting this ongoing cycle of crisis and slowdown despite all challenges. This is time to Bounce Back, and MCCI as representative of industry offers to join forces with the State administration to chart a roadmap for economic vibrancy of Bengal.
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Shri Rajiva Sinha, Chairman, WBIDC unveiled the Theme of the Year “BOUNCING BACK” of MCCI. Shri Rajiva Sinha, Chairman, WBIDC in his Address focused on Public Private Partnership. WBIDC has already initiated Shilpa Sathi scheme for industries and within a few months the Shilpa Sathi Scheme will be coordinated as a Single Window Application Gateway.
For the future of industrial development in Bengal, Shri Sinha highlighted 3 areas of focus: Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) facilitation for businesses in Bengal, Geographical Indicators (GI) for products from Bengal and quality certification for assurance of quality of products from Bengal. Shri Sinha suggested that MCCI can work in partnership with the relevant State Authorities to help businesses in Bengal to adopt these measures.
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Shri Sinha suggested a proposal to MCCI to work as an IPR facilitation Center and would provide quality certification to industries specially micro, small and medium industries. The State has already provided INR 5 lakhs to the MSMEs who claim for Industrial Property Rights though MSME Incentive Scheme.
Shri Sinha also mentioned that Bengal has the potential of becoming the production and servicing hub for businesses in Eastern India, and development in Bengal can come from clusters of small businesses instead of big industrial projects, if the MSMEs of the State unite in their efforts.
২৪X৭ নিউজ বেঙ্গল এ সবার আগে পড়ুন ব্রেকিং নিউজ। থাকছে দৈনিক টাটকা খবর, খবরের লাইভ আপডেট। সবচেয়ে ভরসাযোগ্য বাংলা এবং ইংলিশ খবর পড়ুন ২৪X৭ নিউজ বেঙ্গল এর ওয়েবসাইটে। নিয়মিত খবরে থাকতে লাইক করুন ফেসবুকে ও ফলো করুন টুইটারে।
‘রঙ’ ছাড়া সংবাদ খুঁজে পাওয়া কঠিন। কোন খবরটা ‘খাচ্ছে’? সেটাই কি শেষ কথা? নাকি আসল সত্যিটার নাম ‘সংবাদ’! ‘ব্রেকিং’ আর প্রাইম টাইমের পিছনে দৌড়তে গিয়ে দেওয়ালে পিঠ ঠেকেছে সত্যিকারের সাংবাদিকতার। অর্থ আর চোখ রাঙানিতে হাত বাঁধা সাংবাদিকদের। কিন্তু, গণতন্ত্রের চতুর্থ স্তম্ভে ‘রঙ’ লাগানোয় বিশ্বাসী নই আমরা। আর মৃত্যুশয্যা থেকে ফিরিয়ে আনতে পারেন আপনারাই। সোশ্যালের ওয়াল জুড়ে বিনামূল্যে পাওয়া খবরে ‘ফেক’ তকমা জুড়ে যাচ্ছে না তো? আসলে পৃথিবীতে কোনও কিছুই ‘ফ্রি’ নয়। তাই, আপনার দেওয়া একটি টাকাও অক্সিজেন জোগাতে পারে। স্বতন্ত্র সাংবাদিকতার স্বার্থে আপনার স্বল্প অনুদানও মূল্যবান। পাশে থাকুন।
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