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Ratan Tata, Mittal in Guwahati

The country's top industrialists and bankers are assembling in Guwahati as the the principal city of the north eastern region hosts Assam investment advisory board on Tuesday. Convened by Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi the crucial meet is expected to be attended by Ratan Tata and RB Mittal. The crucial meet is set to discuss the investment scenario in the state.

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bishwajeet's picture

Nice 2 see industry big name here in Assam. Lets hope that we welcome them with open hearts not only 2 generate business oppurtunity 4 themselves, but job chances for local talents too !
Abhijit's picture

Absolutely happy....We got the talent and the resources...just need the proper channel to progress..........
jumi kalita's picture

i m really very hapy.as we all know assam is land with exceellent talent....so this kind of project really help us to show our talent
shraman's picture

Good to see these guys in Guwahati, only tata has shown the confidence on Assam. Lets see who else follow the suit.

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