In a bid to promote the ease of doing business and attract investment in the State, Haryana Government is working on a clutch of new policies.
“These are Aerospace and Defence Policy, IT and ESDM Policy, Food Processing Policy, Retail Policy, Textile Policy and Footwear Policy,” said Sudhir Rajpal, Managing Director, Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation limited (HSIIDC), during the Pravasi Bharti Divas road-show organised in Hyderabad.
“Undertaking widespread reforms, the State Government has focused on reducing the cost of production with 1,200 acres of new land made available by the HSIIDC. It is also being considered to make panchayat land available for industrial use for long-term lease of 33 years,” said he.
Rajpal said that a scheme is being prepared for retailers and efforts are being made to find out the possibilities of providing maximum benefit to small as well as big retailers. A logistic park would be set up on about 1,000 acres in Narnaul. It would be biggest park in north India, he said.
The State Government has come up with ‘Enterprise Promotion Policy’, which takes care of not only industrial development but also caters to the needs of traders. The State Government has also adopted ‘Single Roof policy’ and Haryana is ranked among top five states in the ease of doing business, he added.
The Deputy Commissioner, Mahendragarh, Rajnarayan Kaushik; Chairman, Haryana Vyapar Kalyan Board, Gopal Sharan Garg; Chairman, CII Telangana State Council and Chairman, Pennar Industries ltd; Nrupender Rao, General Manager, HSIIDC among others also spoke on this occasion.
Integrated Horticulture processing project to come up in Haryana
An Integrated Horticulture Processing Project would be set up in Haryana with an investment of Rs400 crore to provide direct and indirect employment to about 3,000 people.
A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation limited (HSIIDC) and Janani Foods Private limited, during the Pravasi Bharti Divas roadshow organised in Hyderabad.
Sudhir Rajpal, Managing Director, HSIIDC and S Sundarajan, CEO and Director, Janani Foods Private limited, exchanged copies of the MoU.
Haryana to consider giving land to badminton player Saina Nehwal
Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation limited (HSIIDC) would consider providing land at Manesar to ace badminton players Saina Nehwal to further promote sports in the state.
Sudhir Rajpal, Managing Director, HSIIDC said this while speaking on the proposal made by Dr Harbir Singh, father of Saina Nehwal for setting up badminton academy in Haryana.
Though Saina hails from Hyderabad and lives there, her family originally belongs to Haryana.