: One of the key factors to attract investors was time-bound quality service, said top officials who shared the policies and best practices of various states at a plenary session at a conference here Monday.
An ambitious initiative of the Kerala government, the one-day ASCEND Kerala 2019 conclave was aimed at positioning the state as an investment hotspot by showcasing the administrative and policy measures taken to improve the Ease of Doing Business.
The officials from Haryana and Telangana, besides the top bureaucrats of the home state, shared their success stories while attending a session on "Ease of Doing Business-sharing of best practices."
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