Stating that the government was in discussion with experts to revive the factory, Sridhar Babu urged the farmers to cooperate with the government in reviving the factory.
Updated On – 24 February 2024, 06:43 PM
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Nizamabad: Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu said the State government was committed to the revival of the Nizam Sugar Factory.
Sridhar Babu, who is heading the committee constituted to look into the possibility to revive the Nizam Sugar Factory, along with committee members visited the Nizam Sugar Factory in Sakkar Nagar, Bodhan town on Saturday.
The government was determined to reopen the factory and soon steps would be taken in that direction, he said, adding that measures would be taken to put the factory back on the path of development. “We will revive the factory for the sake of farmers and workers,”he said.
Stating that the government was in discussion with experts to revive the factory, Sridhar Babu urged the farmers to cooperate with the government in reviving the factory.
Earlier, the Minister and the committee members inspected the machinery, distillery unit and other equipment in the factory and inquired about the details of the factory from the local officials and leaders. They discussed with the authorities about the steps to be taken to restore the factory which was declared closed in 2015.
The committee members also interacted with the farmers and tried to know about their difficulties. The farmers expressed happiness over the government’s decision to reopen the factory and informed the committee that they were ready to cultivate sugarcane if the factory was restored.
The State government would shortly introduce a new Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) policy with a special emphasis on integrating the growth of social entrepreneurship, he said.
