Scindia made the announcement while replying to debate on the budgetary demands of her department.
Scindia also informed that for development of industry, 186 industrial centres will be set up on 6,100 hectares area, while 45 industrial development centres will be established over 8,500 hectares across the state.
A single-window system, where clearances from as many as seven departments can be obtained, would be set up for the investors, she added.
Following the minister's reply, the Assembly passed the combined demands of Rs 1,233.66 crore of Industries and Sports Department by rejecting cut motions.
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