JB Mangharam Industry will increase investment as promised in Gwalior RIC Women will get employment on a large scale
BHOPAL. JB Mangharam Food Private Limited Company is going to increase investment in Gwalior as promised in the Regional Industry Conclave held in Gwalior last August in the presence of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. In this connection, officials associated with JB Mangharam factory management met Collector Mrs. Ruchika Chauhan and informed her about the investment. The management of Mangharam Company, which has become a part of Britannia Industries, informed that Britannia is going to make a big investment for the manufacture of wafer biscuits in its unit located in Gwalior in North India. Britannia currently manufactures this biscuit only in South India. Wafer biscuits are among the most favorite biscuits of children.
Officials of Mangharam Food Private Limited management said that as per the intention of the Madhya Pradesh government, the new investment to be made in the Gwalior unit will be dedicated to women. The work of manufacturing wafer biscuits in the unit will be done entirely by the women wing. This will lead to economic and social empowerment of women of Gwalior region. Along with this, their families will also be prosperous. Collector Mrs. Chauhan assured the Mangharam factory management that the state government and district administration will provide them all possible help in expanding the factory.
JB Mangharam factory will also get outsourced employees insured
Collector Mrs. Ruchika Chauhan asked the JB Mangharam factory management, who reached the collectorate to discuss with the district administration about increasing investment in Gwalior, to provide the benefits of health insurance and other insurance services to the outsourced employees of the company. The factory management happily accepted it and said that about 700 to 800 outsourced employees work in the factory. The company will pay the premium of health and term insurance of all of them, so that everyone can be insured.
