Under the new policy, 2000 new start-ups will be set up in Jammu & Kashmir in the next five years in order to nurture and inspire entrepreneurial talent of J&K by creating a vibrant and robust start-up ecosystem in the UT.
The company said the coordinated social harm gives the company a framework to address harmful actions from legitimate accounts.
“The policy encourages industry to procure broken rice kernels from farmers and produce ethanol, which is gaining popularity as clean bio fuel. Earlier, the broken rice kernels used to get wasted. We have already received 15 proposals amounting to an investment of Rs 2,666 crore in this field,”
