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APPENDIX 2 - Government of India Ministry of Commerce and Industry Lok Sabha

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 March 2012

Palit Amitendu  and
Subhomoy Bhattacharjee
Foreword by
Bibek Debroy
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TO BE ANSWERED ON 22.08.2003 FUNCTIONING OF SEZS

435. AVSM BRIG (retd) KAM AKHYA PRASAD SINGH DEO PARSURAM MAJHI

Will the Minister of Commerce and industry be pleased to state:-

  1. (a) The details of proposals for setting up special economic zones in respect of which approval has been given by the union government the basis of proposals received from different state governments\promoters, state wise and location wise;

  2. (b) The date on which approval has been given to each proposal, state wise;

  3. (c) The reasons for non-functioning of special economic zones particularly at Paradeep and at Gopalpur in Orissa;

  4. (d) The date by which these special economic zones are likely to become functional; and

  5. (e) The details of the steps being taken to expedite the functioning of these special economic zones at the earliest.

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Special Economic Zones in India
Myths and Realities
 , pp. 187
Publisher: Anthem Press
Print publication year: 2008

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