Barmer/Pali, Oct. 5 -- Chief minister Bhajan Lal Sharma on Sunday urged entrepreneurs from Rajasthan to come forward and set up industries in the state, assuring them of full government support. Addressing the state-level conference of Laghu Udyog Bharati at Agrasen Vatika in Pali, Sharma said entrepreneurs should prepare detailed proposals and approach the government with their requirements. More than 1,200 entrepreneurs from across Rajasthan attended the conference. "When entrepreneurs from outside Rajasthan are coming here and setting up industries, why can't people from Rajasthan do the same?" Sharma said, urging local entrepreneurs to explore investment opportunities in the state. He assured entrepreneurs that the state government was ready to support them at every stage. "Bring your plans to us and tell us what you need. Prepare the complete draft and come to us. The government is fully prepared to support you at every step. You make the plan and bring it to us," the CM said. Sharma said the "double-engine government" was standing with entrepreneurs and working to create a conducive environment for investment and industrial growth. He highlighted the potential of Rajasthan's hospitality sector, saying the state has a shortage of hotels and that entrepreneurs should pay attention to opportunities in this sector. The CM praised the role of Laghu Udyog Bharati in promoting small industries and creating livelihood opportunities. He said the organisation did significant work in connecting women with self-employment through skill development and various livelihood initiatives. These efforts, he said, helped thousands of women become self-employed and earn their livelihoods. Highlighting Pali's industrial and tourism potential, Sharma said the city's textile industry, papad, gulab halwa and mehendi have created a distinct identity. He also referred to Ranakpur, which attracts a large number of tourists. Sharma also spoke about the Jawai Dam and said that water would reach the dam. He said work worth around Rs.4,500 crore was underway in this regard. Addressing challenges faced by businesses, the CM said problems were an inevitable part of life as well as industry and could never be completely eliminated. "Whether it is a home or an industry, problems arise everywhere. Problems can never be completely eliminated. We have to keep moving forward by resolving them," he said. He also claimed Rajasthan Roadways, which the Congress had said could never become profitable, was operating in profit. BJP state president Madan Rathore said Rajasthan would move towards greater development through efforts of CM Sharma. He claimed that industries worth around Rs.8,500 crore had been established in Rajasthan through CM's efforts. Rathore also appealed to people to promote use of local and Swadeshi products, saying that encouraging indigenous products would strengthen industries and entrepreneurs in Rajasthan....