District Collector Nominee Mehta, MLA Ashok Kothari and other officials watching the live telecast of Rising Rajasthan.
The Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit-2024 held in Jaipur on Monday was telecast live by the Bhilwara district administration in the Collectorate Auditorium.
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On this occasion, the program of the summit being held in Jaipur was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma welcomed the PM by wearing a turban and presented him an artistic sword. Vedanta Group Chairman Anil Agarwal, Karan Adani from Adani Group, Kumar Mangalam Birla from Aditya Birla Group and Anand Mahindra from Mahindra Group addressed the programme.
The Collector and other administrative officers watching the live telecast of the program in the District Collector Auditorium.
In his address during the event, Prime Minister Modi urged investors to invest more and more in Rajasthan. On the occasion, MLA Ashok Kothari said – Rajasthan Rising 2024 is a successful and meaningful event under the efforts of the government under the leadership of the Prime Minister of the country and the Chief Minister of the state and a good policy. There is a lot of potential in Rajasthan and representatives of 32 countries are going to invest here. In this, a huge MoU worth Rs 11 thousand crore is to be signed for Bhilwara, which will provide employment to more than 24 thousand people.
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During the event, MLA Bhilwara Ashok Kothari, Municipal Corporation Mayor Rakesh Pathak, BJP District President Prashant Mewada, District Collector Namit Mehta, ADM Omprakash Mehra, UIT Secretary Lalit Goyal, Additional Chief Executive Officer District Council Bharat Meena, UIT Officer C.L. Meena, AGM Rico P.R. Premswaroop Garg from Meena, Bhilwara Textile Trade Federation, Sajjan Singh Rajawat from Mewar Chamber of Commerce and Industries, all the district level officers and MOU holders and entrepreneurs were present. Many officials including KK Meena, General Manager of District Industry and Commerce Center were also present.
