KASSIA tables demands before Chief Minister Yediyurappa
The Hindu
In view of the pandemic intensifying and crippling the functioning of small-scale industries in the State, trade body KASSIA (Karnataka Small-Scale Industries Association) on Monday approached Chief M
In view of the pandemic intensifying and crippling the functioning of small-scale industries in the State, trade body KASSIA (Karnataka Small-Scale Industries Association) on Monday approached Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa with a bunch of demands. Seeking direct support from the government for the SME sector, it requested him to withhold any plans to hike power tariff for one year and also asked for the cancellation of fixed charge (electricity) scheme for six months for all categories of industries. It also demanded working capital for industries at 4% interest and the postponement of inspections for six months.More Related News
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