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Karnataka team to study PSU reforms in Bengal

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BANGALORE: The Cabinet sub-committee on disinvestment in public enterprises headed by the Karnataka Industries Minister, Mr P.G.R. Sindhia, is visiting Kolkata during August 10-13 to study the action taken by the West Bengal Government on PSU reforms and revival of sick industries.

It will study the training programmes launched by the Government for employees who have opted for VRS, a release said.

Mr Sindhia is slated to meet his West Bengal counterpart and leading industrialists from the State.

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