Haryana Government will announce its new industrial policy in next ten days in order to focus on transparency and bring structural as well as procedural reforms. Haryana Industries and Commerce Minister Capt Abhimanyu while addressing a ‘Conference on Manufacturing’ organised by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) at Gurgaon on Thursday said that the new industrial policy would be announced in next ten days.
Earlier, the State Government had announced to unveil the industrial policy on May 15. Addressing the entrepreneurs, Capt Abhimanyu said that Haryana is a land of opportunites and with population of 1.3 per cent of the country, the State’s contribution is 3.4 per cent in the national economy. Capt Abhimanyu said that the new industrial policy will not only seem lucrative on paper but will also be beneficial on ground. At the same time, he called upon the enterpreneurs to adopt best international practices of Human Resource, labour and environment in their units to bring them at par with multi national companies (MNCs).
He said that the uniform Goods & Services Tax (GST) is proposed to be rolled out from April 2016 and Haryana is in favour of it but with certain conditions. The Minister said, “The State Government has implemented Right to Service Act in Haryana, making the administration accountable and if there is any delay, the concerned will have to face punishment, including penalties. Everything will be online like applying for NOC, building plan approval etc and there will be no human interface, leave any talk of political interference.”
“The industrial plots will now be allotted through e-tendering. The allotment procedure will be completely corruption free,” he said. Earlier, the Managing Director of HSSIDC, Vineet Garg said that in new industrial policy, focus will be on facilitation of enterpreneurs and bring transparency into working. He said that camps were being organised jointly by labour, Industry and Environment departments to solve the problems of enterpreneurs.