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Rs 5,522 cr to be invested in Bengal: Mitra

| @indiablooms | Sep 30, 2019, at 05:18 pm

Kolkata, Sep 30 (UNI) Over the next two years, an amount of Rs 5,522 crore would be invested in Bengal, leading to the creation of more than one lakh direct and indirect jobs.

This was stated by the State Finance Minister, Dr Amit Mitra, during a recent address at a session organised by the CII.

He said despite demonetisation and the hurried implementation of the GST, which were two massive blunders of the BJP-led Central Government, Bengal has been doing comparatively better under the leadership of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

While the GDP growth rate of the country has come down to as low as 5 per cent, the GSDP growth rate of Bengal has touched 12.58 per cent.

Then, in Ease of Doing Business (EODB), Bangla stands at the second position among the states.

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