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- West Bengal BJP president Samik Bhattacharya announced that Kumar Mangalam Birla plans to meet Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari regarding industrial expansion.
- The discussion aims to encourage new investments while the state government develops a comprehensive industrial policy.
- The meeting highlights efforts to revitalize the state's industrial sector under the current administration.
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- Official announcement of the meeting between Kumar Mangalam Birla and Suvendu Adhikari
- Updates on the West Bengal government's new industrial policy
- Announcement of specific new investment commitments from Aditya Birla Group
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Samik Bhattacharya
West Bengal BJP president and Rajya Sabha member
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“I urged the Aditya Birla Group to expand its business presence and industrial footprint in the state. We had a highly positive meeting. He will meet Adhikari in a day or two”
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…Adhikari soon to discuss industrial development and fresh investments in the state. Bhattacharya, who met Birla here, said he urged the group to expand its business presence and industrial footprint in the state. " I urged the Aditya Birla Group to expand its business presence and industrial footprint in the state. We had a highly positive meeting. He will meet Adhikari in a day or two ," Bhattacharya told reporters on Sunday. He said the meeting came as the state government was working on a new comprehensive industrial policy aimed at encouraging major businesses and conglomerates to invest in the…
“The Birla group has a deep emotional attachment to the state, but the decades-old Left unionism made them leave. We are positive about new investment from them”
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…at encouraging major businesses and conglomerates to invest in the state. Bhattacharya said the group had a longstanding association with West Bengal and expressed optimism about fresh investments by the conglomerate. " The Birla group has a deep emotional attachment to the state, but the decades-old Left unionism made them leave. We are positive about new investment from them ," he said. "I had requested Kumar Mangalam Birla for today's meeting, and it turned out really positive. We are looking forward to the meeting between Birla and the CM. This is the moment of resurgence in…
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