In a notable move to enhance connectivity and economic growth in North Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee inaugurated several projects during the Buisness Summit at the Dinabandhu mancha in siliguri. Among the highlights was the launch of six Volvo buses aimed at facilitating easier access for residents from six districts to visit the temples in Digha. This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to ensuring that the people of North Bengal are not left behind in the region’s advancement.
the Business Summit saw participation from numerous entrepreneurs across eight districts, with discussions centered on considerable investment proposals in sectors like ethanol production, processing of makhana and corn, tourism, and the expansion of the tea industry. The Chief Minister emphasized the availability of a government land bank and a skilled workforce, wich are crucial for fostering both heavy and small-scale industries. She also announced the upcoming inauguration of a circuit bench of the Kolkata High Court in Jalpaiguri, a project that has seen an investment of ₹501 crore. This initiative aims to reduce the need for residents to travel to Kolkata for legal matters, further enhancing local accessibility and convenience. The expected inauguration date is July 12,pending confirmation from the High Court.
