Establishment of Development Council creates a statutory council for the foundry industry and prescribes member appointments and secretariat arrangements. The Central Government, invoking powers under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act and the Development Council (Procedural) Rules, establishes a Development Council for the Foundry Industry and appoints named central officials, ministry nominees, industry bodies, institute experts and corporate representatives as members for a two year term. The Joint Secretary (Light Engineering Industry Division), Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, is designated to perform the functions of Member Secretary and carry out the Council's secretariat responsibilities.
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Establishment of Development Council creates a statutory council for the foundry industry and prescribes member appointments and secretariat arrangements.
The Central Government, invoking powers under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act and the Development Council (Procedural) Rules, establishes a Development Council for the Foundry Industry and appoints named central officials, ministry nominees, industry bodies, institute experts and corporate representatives as members for a two year term. The Joint Secretary (Light Engineering Industry Division), Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, is designated to perform the functions of Member Secretary and carry out the Council's secretariat responsibilities.
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