JAIPUR: Addressing the business community in the country’s financial capital, chief minister
Vasundhara Raje on Tuesday highlighted the industry-friendly measures her government has taken to make it easier for investors to come and invest in Rajasthan.
“We have initiated policy reforms, regulatory interventions and investment facilitation measures to enhance the ease of doing business in the state.
Rajasthan has already implemented 64 of the 89 measures recommended by the Central government for enhancement of ‘ease of doing business;. Another 14 measures will soon be implemented,” said Raje.
The chief minister was in Mumbai as part of the roadshows being organized for inviting the industry to the Resurgent Rajasthan summit to be held in November this year. Managing director of JCB India Vipin Sondhi; Arun Nanda, director, Mahindra & Mahindra; and Vinod Pitti, chairman, SVP Global Corporation, shared their experiences of working in Rajasthan.
“I commend the chief minister and her government for what they have achieved in terms of industrial reforms. Industrial areas have 24x7 power, there is complete normalcy in the law and order situation and the state has a good pool of skilled labour,” added Sondhi. Shreekant Somany, chairman, CII northern region, said that the special package by the government for investments in the backward and most backward areas will motivate industry, generating local employment. CII is organizing the investor summit along with the state government.