Puducherry Industries Minister holds meeting, asks for faster clearance for industrial units

Puducherry Industries Minister A. Namassivayam has asked officials to prepare department-wise guidelines to be followed to speed up clearances for establishing industries

November 30, 2021 03:09 pm | Updated 03:10 pm IST - PUDUCHERRY

Home Minister A Namassivayam held a meeting with heads of departments on ease of doing business in the UT on Monday evening

Home Minister A Namassivayam held a meeting with heads of departments on ease of doing business in the UT on Monday evening

Puducherry Industries Minister A. Namassivayam held a meeting with heads of various departments in Puducherry on Monday, to elicit their views on the steps to be adopted for faster clearance for industrial units.

Mr. Namassivayam, who also holds the Home portfolio, asked officials to prepare department-wise guidelines to be followed to speed up clearances for establishing industries.

Industries Secretary T. Arun told The Hindu the the discussion centred on how systemic changes could be made for ease of doing business. “The Minister made certain suggestions about how fast clearances should be given following the rules and procedures. He has asked the departments to prepare rules and procedures and publish them on the website. This will help those applying for clearance to prepare in advance,” he said.

The Minister directed officials, to put in place mechanisms, to avoid unnecessary delays in giving approvals.

“We are trying improvise the Single Window Clearance system. The department is working on the issue. If more changes need to be made for faster clearance, it will be done,” he added.

Officials from the Labour, Environment, Revenue, Electricity, Local Administration and Public Works Department attended the meeting.

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