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Home » 6 NJMC jute mills to down shutters
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6 NJMC jute mills to down shutters

By November 15, 20161 Min Read
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The Textile Ministry has decided to close down six jute mills of the Bengal and Bihar-based state-run PSU National Jute Manufacturers Corporation (NJMC) and its subsidiary Bird Jute Exports Limited (BJEL). Of six, five are in Bengal – Kinnison, Khardah, Alexandra, Union and National and one in Bihar – RBHM.
The Ministry said ‘in principle’ approval to close down all NJMC mills was taken in pursuance of NITI Aayog’s recommendation. When contacted NJMC, Chairman and Managing Director (CMD), K Bhaduri said, “we have no clue on the decision. We have only been informed of it.”
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