Muzaffarpur. After the separation of Jharkhand, it was said about Bihar that now only sand is left here. But, it is not so now. Industries are being set up on a large scale in the state. Big industrialists from other states are coming here. Bela industrial area of ​​Muzaffarpur is progressing rapidly towards textile hub. On one hand, while big companies from other states are continuously visiting industrial areas to set up units, on the other hand, already operating textile companies are putting forward proposals for space expansion. Muzaffarpur industrial area has emerged as a model in the state. This is the reason why investors coming from outside Patna are also given a tour of the bag and textile cluster in Muzaffarpur.
Ludhiana company wants to invest
According to information received from BIADA sources, a branded textile company from Ludhiana has approached officials from Patna to Muzaffarpur for setting up an industry here. According to the information, a team of the company has also inspected the Biada industrial area recently. This company produces both men’s and women’s apparel. Company officials are hopeful of getting successful results in this matter soon.
Gujarat company has also applied
This week, all the paper work of BIADA with a textile company of Gujarat has been completed. This company is going to set up a big project. 25 acres of land is being allotted to the company by BIADA for setting up the unit. Due to this, employment possibilities have also increased rapidly. A company official said that an investment environment has been created in Bihar. There is ample availability of skilled labor here and the market is also good.
Half a dozen sheds will be allotted as expansion
Ten units related to textile are already operating in Biada industrial area. In this, the production graph of a women’s apparel manufacturing company is progressing much better. The company has also been praised by the Industries Department for its good work in utilizing 100 percent capacity in a short period of time. Two companies related to garments have put forward a proposal to the Industries Department to provide half a dozen sheds. On which the paper process has started.