JAMMU, Jul 12: Jammu North MLA Sham Lal Sharma on Saturday inaugurated the new Giani Ice Cream outlet, Dellice, at Ward No. 38, Janipur, near Dominos, in the presence of local residents, businesspersons and party workers.
Speaking on the occasion, Sham Lal Sharma congratulated the proprietors on the launch of the outlet and said that such business ventures play a significant role in strengthening the local economy by generating employment opportunities, particularly for the youth. He appreciated the entrepreneurs for investing in Jammu and contributing to the city’s growing food and hospitality sector.
“Jammu is witnessing a positive wave of entrepreneurship, and our young business owners are proving that with dedication and innovation they can create successful enterprises. Every new business not only creates jobs but also boosts the local economy. I congratulate the owners of Dellice and wish them great success in their endeavour,” Sharma said.
He further said that the government is committed to creating a business-friendly environment and encouraging startups and small enterprises. He urged young entrepreneurs to take advantage of various government schemes aimed at promoting self-employment and innovation.
The newly inaugurated outlet will offer a wide range of Giani Ice Cream, desserts, waffles, shakes and other delicacies, providing residents of Janipur and adjoining areas with another premium dining destination.
The proprietor, Aruna Raina, expressed gratitude to Sham Lal Sharma for inaugurating the outlet and thanked all guests and well-wishers for their support. She said their aim is to provide quality and sugar free products and excellent customer service while creating employment opportunities for local youth.
“Giani’s is one of India’s premium ice cream brand since 1956. Giani’s ice creams are well known for their real taste, a wide variety of flavours, and diverse menu. From a Couple of homemade flavors to more than 100 mouth-watering ice creams prepared in completely automated state-of-the-art production processes,” she said.