The government has identified 5,000 kanal of land for the development of industrial estates in Kashmir, aiming to boost sectors such as real estate, skill development, tourism, hospitality, film tourism, horticulture, and renewable energy. This initiative
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The government has allocated 5,000 kanal of land for the development of industrial estates in Kashmir.
Sectors such as real estate, skill development, tourism, hospitality, film tourism, horticulture, and renewable energy are expected to benefit from the development of these industrial estates.
The development of industrial estates is expected to increase demand for commercial and residential properties, thereby boosting the real estate market and creating job opportunities in related fields.
The government plans to set up training centers and vocational institutes within the industrial estates to equip the local workforce with necessary skills, enhancing employability and contributing to the region's development.
The government is committed to promoting clean energy projects, and the industrial estates will serve as hubs for solar, wind, and hydroelectric power generation, contributing to the region's energy security and reducing its carbon footprint.
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