West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said the state, which has been facing legacy issues in terms of ease of doing business, has fulfilled 336 parametres out of the 372.
The remaining 36 parametres would be met in the next few months, she said addressing the Horasis Asia Meeting.
The state currently is in the top 10 in the ease of doing business ranking and she assured that it would emerge as the number one in the ranking soon.
She also said: "It takes time (to improve the ranking) and we are facing some legacy issues."
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