Amit Shah to visit Pune on Nov 15
Amit Shah will be the chief guest at the ceremony, which is expected to mark the revival of NHECL, a cooperative engineering enterprise established in 1974
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will travel to Pune on November 15 to officiate at the launch of a new project at National Heavy Engineering Cooperative Limited (NHECL) in Talegaon Dabhade, announced Union Minister of State for Cooperation and MP for Pune, Murlidhar Mohol, on Thursday. The event is anticipated to symbolize the resurrection of NHECL, an engineering cooperative enterprise founded in 1974.
"The new project will signify the revival of NHECL," Mohol affirmed. NHECL, known for manufacturing and supplying machinery to sugar mills nationwide, has been inactive for several years. "Our Home and Cooperation Minister has taken the lead to revive NHECL. Major cooperative societies have also contributed to the revival process," Mohol stated, stressing that the revival would benefit sugar mills in Maharashtra and beyond.
In June, during his visit to Kolhapur, Shah had revealed plans to invest in NHECL, intending to aid its growth and machinery supply in areas like dairy and ethanol, among others. On Sunday, Mohol toured the NHECL site to oversee the preparations for Shah’s visit, coordinating with relevant officials to ensure the seamless execution of the groundbreaking ceremony.
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