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Buddhadeb to meet industrialists in Hyderabad

By Our Special Correspondent

KOLKATA, JAN. 28. West Bengal now looks up to the South to get investors in the industrial sector. The Chief Minister, Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee, during his current stay in Hyderabad, is to interact with industrialists and representatives of business houses based in south, besides attending the CPI(M) politburo and central committee meetings.He will showcase West Bengal as an attractive destination at a meeting organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry on January 30.

Nearly 120 representatives of several business houses will attend the meeting.

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