Subscribe

0

  • Sign in with Email

By clicking the button, I accept the Terms of Use of the service and its Privacy Policy, as well as consent to the processing of personal data.

Don’t have an account? Signup

  • Bookmarks
  • My Profile
  • Log Out
  • NEWS
  • POLICIES
  • MSME OPPORTUNITIES
  • BANKING & FINANCE
  • TECHNOLOGY FOR SMES
  • SECTORS
  • GLOBAL
  • Investment
  • LEGAL
  • KNOWLEDGE QUEST
  • Future Ready Forum 2025
  • Ek Nayi Udaan
  • Future Ready Summit 2024
  • ADVERTISE WITH US
ad_close_btn
  • News
  • Policies
  • Banking & Finance
  • MSME Opportunities
  • Web Stories
  • InFocus
  • Technology For SMEs
  • Sectors
  • Global
  • Fashion

Powered by :

You have successfully subscribed the newsletter.
InFocus Clusters

Karnataka Minister Denies Rumours of BEML's Privatisation

Minister Nirani said that the factory's additional land will be taken back. "The Centre's parliamentary committee on economic affairs has decided to withdraw stakes from government-owned factories so it will be withdrawn in a phased manner. The 47 per cent stake in BEML will remain."

author-image
SMEStreet Edit Desk
09 Mar 2022 04:50 IST

Follow Us

New Update
Murugesh Nirani, Karnataka

Putting an end to rumours over Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) factory, located in Kolar district of Karnataka, Large and Medium Industries Minister Murugesh Nirani  denied any move to hand over the factory to private companies. He said BEML is under Centre's control and nobody should pay heed to rumours.

Replying to JD(S) MLC Govindraju's question in the Council, Nirani said khata (deed) for 12,500 acres in BEML's 16,000 acre land was done. "The Centre has agreed to hand over 3,500 acre to the state government for industrial purposes. We have conducted another drone survey and this report will be submitted to the Union Minister. I will hold talks with the Union Mines Minister in Delhi on March 10 and take the next decision", Nirani said.

"BEML has 1,149 acres of land. Earlier 979 acre was allotted for industrial area development but the land was not utilised which will be taken back to set up industries. The Centre's economic affairs department has decided against the closure of the factory. State must adhere to the rules since it comes under the central government," the Minister said.

Elaborating further, Minister Nirani said that the factory's additional land will be taken back. "The Centre's parliamentary committee on economic affairs has decided to withdraw stakes from government-owned factories so it will be withdrawn in a phased manner. The 47 per cent stake in BEML will remain, Nirani stated.

Nirani announced that the government has taken steps to promote industries in tier two cities by establishing industrial townships in five divisions across the state.

Replying to JD(S) MLC C.N. Manje Gowda's query in the Council, Nirani emphasized on the 'Walk to Work' concept. He said the Government will allow the setting up of satellite towns near factories. And 85 per cent of the developed land will be allotted for industries and the rest for townships.

Reiterating the government's stand on giving priority to Kannadigas in jobs, the Minister warned of action if industries violate rules. "As per a clause in the 2020-25 Industrial Policy, the individual units must provide 100 per cent jobs in D group and 70 per cent of total jobs to Kannadigas. As per Dr Sarojini Mahishi report, 85 per cent of jobs in the state must go to Kannadigas. We will take action if industries violate this," Nirani warned.

 

Top News BEML Murugesh Nirani Karnataka
Subscribe to our Newsletter! Be the first to get exclusive offers and the latest news
logo

Related Articles
Read the Next Article
Latest Stories
Subscribe to our Newsletter! Be the first to get exclusive offers and the latest news

Latest Stories
Latest Stories
    Powered by


    Subscribe to our Newsletter!




    Powered by
    Select Language
    English

    Share this article

    If you liked this article share it with your friends.
    they will thank you later

    Facebook
    Twitter
    Whatsapp

    Copied!