Jamshedpur, September 8: Jharkhand Governor Santosh Kumar Gangwar on Tuesday visited CTC Precision Tools Private Limited in the Adityapur Industrial Area here and reviewed its operations and technical activities, while stressing the need to leverage modern technology and local talent to accelerate the state’s industrial development.
Gangwar said the presence of modern industrial units such as CTC Precision Tools in Jharkhand was a matter of satisfaction and underlined the state’s immense potential for industrial growth.
“The presence of such a modern industrial unit in Jharkhand is a matter of satisfaction,” the Governor said.
He said industrial units adopting modern technology and maintaining quality production could play an important role in strengthening Jharkhand’s industrial capabilities.
“The state has immense potential for industrial development,” he said.
The Governor also highlighted the potential of Jharkhand’s youth, saying they possess considerable talent and capabilities that can contribute to the state’s industrial growth.
“The youth of Jharkhand possess immense talent and capabilities,” Gangwar said.
He said the expansion of industrial units would generate new opportunities for employment as well as skill development among young people.
“The expansion of industrial units will create new opportunities for employment and skill development for young people,” he said.
Gangwar further emphasised the importance of closer coordination between industries and local youth. Such cooperation, he said, could help create a skilled workforce while giving greater momentum to industrial development in the state.
“Better coordination between industries and local youth could further accelerate the state’s industrial development,” the Governor said.
The Governor extended his best wishes to the management and the entire team of CTC Precision Tools and expressed confidence that the company would continue to progress in the areas of technology, quality and employment.
“I am confident that this unit will continue to make progress in the fields of technology, quality and employment,” he said.
