Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that best practices have been adopted to make investment and industry accessible and smooth in the state.
Along with this, the rules of land use have also been changed. Making this process easy for the common man, it has also been ensured that they do not have to take the trouble of frequently visiting offices.
Online land allotment system has also been simplified for the convenience of investors. Apart from this, the process of registration of contractors for works and services has also been simplified.
Earlier people had to face many problems to change the land use and it also took a long time. The earlier process involved government formalities like frequent visits to various departments and physical submission of large number of documents, payment and physical receipt of hard copy of permission.
Keeping these in mind, the state government has taken important decisions now to simplify the process of converting agriculture into non-agricultural land.
The Land Revenue Code 1959 was amended in 2018 in this connection. Now the land shown in the master plan can be changed by applying
online.
This process has now been made online and simplified by the government. The process of change in land use can be performed easily with online information at https://mpbhulekh.gov.in/ and payment of necessary fees.
After this amendment, no approval will be required from the authorities anymore. After completion of the diversion process, now the records, map and khasra will be updated online accordingly.
So far 65,373 applications have been received in the state through this simple online system till October 23, 2020.
To simplify this process for contractors for works and services, the government has included this process under Public Service Guarantee Act to simplify the process of registration of contractors for works and services in Madhya Pradesh.
Also, the time limit for providing registration certificate has also been increased to 15 days.
This will enable the contractors to manually apply for registration and help them get rid of frequent visits to the office to track the status of the application, deposit the FDR as security, visit the office or bank to pay the fees and then collect the final registration certificate.
In the new e-registration, the contractors already registered in categories A, B and C will be registered by default in the centralized single registration system under the Centralized Single Registration System for contractors by the Public Works Department.
Also, it will be mandatory for all the registered contractors to renew their registration after completing the tenure of 5 years. The registered contractors will have to pay Rs. 25000 as registration fee for the renewal process, which will be valid for next 10 years.
The contractors who are going to register themselves in ‘Mukhyamantri Yuva Thekedar Yojana', can apply online by depositing Rs 2000 at http://mppwd.gov.in/en-us/ Contractors/Procedure-For-E-registration.