Upcoming Megaprojects in Punjab

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The Punjab government approved 19 mega projects worth Rs 4,457.77 crore in the state. Disclosing this a spokesperson of the chief minister's office said an empowered committee approved seven new manufacturing industrial mega projects worth Rs 2,492.04 crore in the state which would generate direct and indirect employment for about 62,691 persons, besides 12 agro based industrial units with an outlay of Rs 1,965.73 crore. The mega projects approved under manufacturing category include the units of Nector Lifescience Limited at village Nabha (SAS Nagar) worth Rs 200 crore, Shasmanji Yarns Pvt Ltd at village Lakhowal (Ludhiana) worth Rs 144.82 crore, Vardhman Special Steels Ltd at village Jamalpur Awana (Ludhiana) worth Rs 134.97 crore, SEL Textile Ltd at village Punjaba-Lambi (Muktsar) worth Rs 1485 crore, Sportking Ltd at village Jeeda (Bathinda) worth Rs 303 crore, Supreme Texmart Ltd at village Kanganwal (Ludhiana) worth Rs 103.25 crore and Satlut Spintex Limited. In this video, We are discussing Upcoming Megaprojects in Punjab

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