Narendra Modi's reassurance will allay industries' concerns, will help inclusive and sustained growth: Assocham
The Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday launched 81 investment projects worth over Rs 60,000 crore for Uttar Pradesh at a mega ground-breaking event.


File image of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, PTI image.[/caption]"A task force may be constituted to review the status of implementation of the investment projects as actual benefits of an investment are only derived upon completion," he said.Such an initiative would further repose business community's trust in the government and help the state in attracting private investors, he said.Assocham also suggested Yogi Adityanath government to conduct countrywide road shows to draw a large pool of investments and simultaneously keep monitoring on-ground implementation of investment projects to create employment opportunities for the youth of the state."The state government should further strive to improve the industrial and business ecosystem to come on a par with states like Gujarat, Odisha, Maharashtra and others," said the Assocham president.The prime minister on Sunday launched 81 investment projects worth over Rs 60,000 crore for Uttar Pradesh at a mega ground-breaking event. The projects are expected to give a big boost to industrialisation in the state besides creating over two lakh new jobs.The mega groundbreaking event, which Modi described as a "record-breaking event", came after an 'Investors Summit' in February this year.Speaking at the event, attended by captains of the industry, Adityanath said that besides Rs 60,000 crore investment on the ground, Uttar Pradesh has got projects worth over Rs 50,000 crore in the pipeline."Five months ago, we had signed MoUs worth Rs 4.68 lakh crore during the investors' summit in presence of the Prime Minister. We have got more than Rs 60,000 crore investment on the ground during a short period, which is important for UP. Investments worth approximately Rs 50,000 crore are in the pipeline, which too would be started soon," he said.

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