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Ludhiana: Punjab ’s industry and commerce minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond has said that the AAP government is committed to putting the state on the trajectory of fast economic growth by giving a major push to industry and trade. Sond was addressing an event organised by All India Steel ReRollers Association and Focal Point Association, Khanna. Sond said that the AAP government has already introduced several reforms in industry which will take it to the greater heights.
He added that industry is the engine of economic growth of state due to which all-out efforts are being made to facilitate the entrepreneurs. He spoke about the important role of MSME industries in Punjab and added that the Punjab government has taken several pro-investor initiatives to boost the industry in the state. The cabinet minister also assured the industry of fulsome support to make Punjab as the front-runner state within the country.
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