Haryana to roll out new industrial policy in 10 days: Minister

The Haryana government will roll out its new Industrial Policy in next ten days with focus on bringing transparency and structural as well as procedural reforms to facilitate entrepreneurs, state Finance, Industries and Commerce Minister Abhimanyu said today.
Addressing a 'Conference on Manufacturing' organised by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) here, Abhimanyu said that Haryana is a land of opportunities and with a population of 1.3 per cent of the country, the state's contribution is 3.4 per cent in the national economy.
Abhimanyu said "we have 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."
He said that the applicant will be able to track his file online and in case of undue delay, it will considered 'deemed clearance'.
The Minister said that the system of filing affidavits is also done away with and now in the new policy, only self certification will be enough.

"If at any point of time, some verification is required to be done, it will be got done by involving third party, for which the retired engineers, CAs, Architects etc were being empanelled," he said, according to an official release.

He said that the present BJP government, which took charge in October last year, is running on the concept of 'Minimum government, maximum governance' meaning thereby that if someone is not complying with the rules or Act, then the government comes in the role of regulator.
Besides, industrial plots will now be allotted through e-tendering and there will be no human interface.
The allotment procedure will be completely corruption free, he added.