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Industry & Economy
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Economy States - Other States Sikkim Plan outlay fixed at Rs 691 cr Our Bureau
At a meeting here to determine the Plan size between the Planning Commission Deputy Chairman, Mr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, and the State Chief Minister, Mr Pawan Chamling, Mr Ahluwalia lauded the State for doing well on all fronts. He, however, urged the State to further strengthen the small-scale industry and seed production for which it has ideal weather conditions. He said during the 11th Plan, the focus should be on achieving self-reliance in foodgrains production. The Plan panel urged Sikkim to encourage public-private partnerships in developing physical and social infrastructure. Eco-tourism, floriculture and traditional medicines need to be given higher priority. Briefing the Plan panel, Mr Chamling said tourism, horticulture, human resources development, hydel power generation and border trade related infrastructure would be given focused attention in the 11th Plan. He said education has been given priority with 18 per cent Plan outlay.
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