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MSME Incubation Park proposed at Verna IDC

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The State government has proposed setting up MSME Incubation Park in Verna Industrial Estate as the Goa Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) has partnered with Invest India, the National Investment Promotion and Facilitation Agency of India, to expedite the implementation of planned reforms in the State.

Invest India - a non-commercial organization under the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has already collaborated with 16 central government ministries/agencies focusing on investment facilitation, project monitoring, the National Single Window System, and the India Industrial Land Bank, among other areas.

Minister for Industries Mauvin Godinho emphasized the importance of the GIDC and Invest India team prioritizing the establishment of an MSME Incubation Park in Verna Industrial Estate, as well as the development of solid waste management facilities in Industrial Estates.

While Managing Director GIDC P Pravimal Abhishek said the synergy between Goa-IDC and Invest India is certain to enhance the Ease of Doing Business in Goa. 

“We have already started working on several fronts and the State Desk will surely boost the capacity of GIDC to deliver on such reforms,” he said.

The desk will have at least three dedicated resources deployed with Goa-IDC who will provide inputs for various policy interventions and projects.

“Invest India is looking forward to this collaboration with GIDC to increase the ease of doing business through policy reforms and provide end-to-end support in making Goa one of the most investor-friendly destinations in India,” Chief Operating Officer of Invest India Priya Rawat said as a delegation of Invest India from Delhi visited Goa to present the project details to the Board of Directors.


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Bungalow burgled at Chicalim, goods worth Rs 1.6 L stolen

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published May 10, 2023, 11:28 PM IST
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VASCOGoods worth Rs 1.6 lakhs were burgled from an unoccupied house belonging to one Joseph Sequeira at Chicalim on Sunday." We received a complaint from one Assis Sequeira of Nuvem that burglars had broken open the window grills of the windows in the living room of his brother’s bungalow,” said Vasco PI Kapil Nayak.“Assis said his brother had recently gone out of the country and that the bungalow at Chicalim was unoccupied at the time of the burglary.”“We went to the site…

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