CEO of National Stock Exchange also attended the closing ceremony of Global Investors Summit
Uttarakhand Global Investors Summit has concluded today. CEO National Stock Exchange (NSE) Ashish Kumar Chauhan was present at the closing ceremony of the Investor Summit.
NSE CEO was present at the closing ceremony of the Investor Summit
CEO National Stock Exchange (NSE) Ashish Kumar Chauhan said that India ranks fourth in the world in the field of stock market capitalization. Today more than 8.35 crore people are investing in the stock market. Also, more than 8.35 lakh people from Uttarakhand state also invest in the stock market.
He said that during the Chief Minister’s visit to Mumbai for the Investor Summit, various issues like availability of funds in the MSME sector, increasing development through civic bodies in urban and rural areas, awareness about investment among the youth were discussed with him. On which continuous work is going on. He said that in the coming time, special seminars and training programs will also be organized for the officers and employees working in the urban bodies of Uttarakhand.
Agriculture and dairy contribute significantly to Uttarakhand’s GDP
MD, Mother Dairy, Manish Bandlish said that the Central and State Governments have created a positive environment for investment in the agriculture and dairy sector in Uttarakhand. Agriculture and dairy have a major contribution in the GDP of Uttarakhand. India is continuously progressing in the dairy sector. Dairy development and food value chain is also being promoted in Uttarakhand. Work is being done to directly benefit the farmers of Uttarakhand in the field of dairy development. To promote agriculture and horticulture in the state, special training sessions will be organized for farmers. Uttarakhand is also continuously progressing in the field of fruit production.
Small industries will have to be promoted along with big industries
MD, Rasna Piruz Khambatta said that along with big industries, small industries will have to be promoted in the state. Work will have to be done on directly connecting farmers with industries. If India’s exports increase, exports of all industries will also increase. Today the demand for millets is increasing all over the world. It is most important to go from local to global. Keeping this in mind, Rasna will also launch Rasna Himalaya Everyday Sharbat. This will promote rose farming in the state of Uttarakhand.
