A single-window system for approvals and clearances would help industry reduce their compliance burden
Single-window clearance by mid-April
The five areas that would be addressed in the policy are ease of doing business, rationalisation of the licence process, digitisation of retail, focus on reforms and open network for digital commerce
According to a DPIIT notification, the products would have to conform to the specified standards and bear the standard mark under a licence from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
The new edition includes the April 2020 circular that said foreign investment from countries sharing a land border with India requires prior approval of the Indian government
The Commerce and Industry Ministry on Wednesday released the next edition of its consolidated foreign direct investment (FDI) policy document, incorporating all the changes made over the past year. According to the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), the new circular has come into effect from October 15. The consolidated policy is a compilation of various decisions taken by the government with regard to FDI in different sectors. DPIIT, which deals with FDI related matters, compiles all policies related to foreign investment regime into a single document to make it simple and easy for investors to understand. Investors would otherwise have to go through various press notes issued by the department, and the RBI regulations to understand the policy. The whole exercise is aimed at providing an investor-friendly climate to foreign players and, in turn, attract more FDI to boost economic growth and create jobs. The government has liberalised FDI policy in .
Registration stands annulled if there is a change in controlling ownership, which is above 10%
The government wants to make India a self-reliant country in these segments, boost exports and become a global supplier
These containers are manufactured as per the International Organisation for Standardisation requirements and are designed to carry liquids in bulk
According to the note of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), these projects are at different stages of implementation
Indian authorities have been aggressively promoting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's flagship campaign of a self-reliant economy by urging domestic manufacturers to cut down on imports
This scheme would give banks a comfort to lend, he said adding that it was for credit not for venture capital
India has become the third-largest start-up ecosystem in the world with over 36,000 enterprises recognised under the Startup India initiative
Gujarat has again emerged as the best performer in developing startup ecosystem for budding entrepreneurs, according to the ranking of states and union territories (UTs) done by DPIIT
The move is aimed at decriminalising existing legislation and ensure more civil charges are brought in to replace criminal ones
Earlier, the limits of total deposit from members did not apply to a startup for five years from date of its incorporation
DPIIT Secretary Guruprasad Mohapatra said that the ease of doing business ranking of states and UTs for next year would be released by March 2021.
Delhi jumps from 23rd position to 12th rank, Odisha see steepest decline of 15 ranks
The exercise is aimed at triggering competition among states to improve business climate in order to attract domestic and global investors
Will provide policy inputs, identify new growth segments and set up international partnerships; wants govt to invite other nations to participate