NRIs promise good investments for Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad, January 8, 2006
Non-Residential Indians (NRIs) or Overseas Indians have offered to set up a five star hotels near the upcoming Hyderabad International Airport, a resort in Adilabad and a Textile mill in Guntur district. This was announced during an interactive session with the Chief Minister, YS Rajasekhara Reddy at the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2006 Meeting held on Sunday. The Chief Minister assured them that the Government of Andhra Pradesh would be proactive and extend all necessary help. The Principal Secretary for Industries, Lakshmi Parthasaradhi and CEO, AP Invest, CS Rao made presentations on the facilities and incentives being offered in the State.
The Chief Minister launched a website to enable online contribution of NRIs to the Chief Minister Relief Fund. He also said a list of several NRIs who made contributions as also $20,000 donated by Malaysian Works Minister S.Samy Velu.
This is an archive news page about an event that happened in the past. The News / Information might have changed in subsequent days as news gets developed. This page exists for referance purpose only.
Join Discussions on AndhraNews.com
NRIs keen on Five star hotels at Shamshabad
NRIs promise good investments for Andhra Pradesh
Farm Technology Mission to be launched
Agricultural Minister says All-Party meeting welcomed Farm Technology Mission
Dhyana Buddha to be consecrated
Works of Dhyana Buddha gowing slow
Events and happenings on 8 January History
8 January 2001
Highlights: Janmabhoomi program comes to an end
8 January 2002
Highlights: CM takes part in Janmabhoomi Program in Medak
8 January 2003
Highlights: UGC Committee visits new campus site of Andhra University
8 January 2004
8 January 2005
Highlights: Cine actor Balakrishna case to CBI?
8 January 2006
Highlights: Farm Technology Mission to be launched
8 January 2007
Highlights: GAIL reduced transportation charges
8 January 2008
Highlights: CID and Delhi police rescues 50 Andhra girls
