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Jammu, Mar 11: Jammu and Kashmir is stepping up industrial reforms to promote Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) and support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), with Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo chairing a stakeholders’ conference on Wednesday.
The session, led by Commissioner of Industries & Commerce Vikramjit Singh, brought together administrative secretaries, bank officials, and major industrial associations including ASSOCHAM, FICCI, PHDCCI, JCCI, and ICC Jammu. Discussions focused on the revamped Industrial Policy, deregulation measures, and initiatives for MSME support under Phase-I of EoDB reforms.
Dulloo highlighted that stringent norms have been eased through trust-based mechanisms like self-certification and time-bound auto-approvals, aiming to reduce compliance burdens and attract investment. He urged industrialists to provide feedback to an empowered committee overseeing implementation.
Key features of the Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy 2021–2030 include:
The conference also introduced the MSME Health Clinic, a digital platform monitoring financial health of enterprises using GST and banking data. Stressed units receive expert guidance and rehabilitation plans, including financial support up to ₹2.77 lakh.
Director I&C Arun Manhas outlined further reforms, including simplified Change of Land Use (CLU) approvals, automated building plan scrutiny, self-certification for low-risk projects, higher labour retrenchment thresholds, and decriminalisation of minor technical lapses under the Jan Vishwas Ordinance 2025.
The session concluded with a call for active participation from industrial stakeholders to fully utilise incentives and strengthen the Union Territory’s industrial ecosystem.
Jammu, Mar 11: Jammu and Kashmir is stepping up industrial reforms to promote Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) and support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), with Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo chairing a stakeholders’ conference on Wednesday.
The session, led by Commissioner of Industries & Commerce Vikramjit Singh, brought together administrative secretaries, bank officials, and major industrial associations including ASSOCHAM, FICCI, PHDCCI, JCCI, and ICC Jammu. Discussions focused on the revamped Industrial Policy, deregulation measures, and initiatives for MSME support under Phase-I of EoDB reforms.
Dulloo highlighted that stringent norms have been eased through trust-based mechanisms like self-certification and time-bound auto-approvals, aiming to reduce compliance burdens and attract investment. He urged industrialists to provide feedback to an empowered committee overseeing implementation.
Key features of the Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy 2021–2030 include:
The conference also introduced the MSME Health Clinic, a digital platform monitoring financial health of enterprises using GST and banking data. Stressed units receive expert guidance and rehabilitation plans, including financial support up to ₹2.77 lakh.
Director I&C Arun Manhas outlined further reforms, including simplified Change of Land Use (CLU) approvals, automated building plan scrutiny, self-certification for low-risk projects, higher labour retrenchment thresholds, and decriminalisation of minor technical lapses under the Jan Vishwas Ordinance 2025.
The session concluded with a call for active participation from industrial stakeholders to fully utilise incentives and strengthen the Union Territory’s industrial ecosystem.
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