N K Sharma nails CM's lie that the erstwhile SAD govt did nothing for school education, asks him to tell one thing AAP has done to better school education. (Says the education sector had fallen to its worst nadir under AAP rule) Chandigarh 25 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Senior Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leader and party Trade Wing president N K Sharma today asked chief minister Bhagwant Mann to tell one thing his government had done for school education in Punjab except repainting schools and changing their nomenclature, even as he asserted the education sector had dropped to its lowest nadir under the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) rule. Condemning the chief minister for telling lies while stating that the erstwhile SAD government had neglected school education, Mr Sharma said the opposite was true. Listing statistics to nail the lie, Sharma said during SAD tenure there were 27 students for each teacher which had now slipped to 47 for each teacher. “No new schools have been create...
Major Boost to Ludhiana Industry: Textile Export Facilitation Centre to Strengthen Punjab’s Global Footprint : Tarun Chugh
Major Boost to Ludhiana Industry: Textile Export Facilitation Centre to Strengthen Punjab’s Global Footprint : Tarun Chugh
Structured Support for MSMEs to Enhance Exports and Competitiveness : Chugh
PM Modi’s Vision Driving Industrial Revival in Punjab : Chugh
Chandigarh 25 February( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh welcomed the Centre’s decision to establish a Textile Export Facilitation Centre in Ludhiana, calling it a transformative step for Punjab’s industrial growth. He said the initiative would significantly strengthen Ludhiana’s wool, woollen and knitwear sector by streamlining export procedures and providing structured institutional support.
Chugh stated that the facility will extend technical, testing and procedural assistance to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, enabling them to align with evolving global standards and compliance requirements. He emphasised that MSMEs, which form the backbone of Punjab’s textile industry, will greatly benefit from easier access to international markets.
He further noted that the centre would guide exporters on trade classifications, export documentation and global quality benchmarks, thereby improving competitiveness and expanding export potential. This, he said, will contribute to revenue growth and generate meaningful employment opportunities for the youth of Punjab. Expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Union Government, Chugh said the decision reflects the Centre’s unwavering commitment to revitalising Punjab’s industry and positioning Ludhiana as a leading global textile hub once again.
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