19-11-22 Daily-Haryana-HPSC Current Affairs

Haryana Government on Thursday said that ever sinceState Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has been sworn in as the Chief Minister in 2014, several schemes have been implemented to promote industrial exports. Consequently, not only Haryana got a new identity but the State has taken a quantum leap in its export graph. As per the official figures in 2013-14, Haryana exported goods worth Rs 68,032 crore, while increasing this by four-fold to touch exporting goods worth Rs. 2,17,222 crore.

The government official spokesperson said that because of the radical changes brought about by the Chief Minister to promote the Ease Of Doing Business (EODB), Haryana is now third in the country and first in North India in terms of EODB, whereas in the year 2014 it was at 14th position. Obviously because economic development has also remained the utmost priority of the Chief Minister and during his consecutive tenure, he had always laid emphasis onboosting Industrial growth in Haryana so as to provide livelihoodto the people of the State along with making Haryana a preferred global investment destination.

Guided by the principle of ‘Minimum Government and Maximum Governance, the State Government has created an ecosystem of Ease of Doing Business (EODB) which not only matches global standards but is even more investment-friendly and has also given a powerful administrative structure in the industrial sector of the state, he added.

He further said that to propel the State to the next level of growth trajectory, the Enterprise Promotion Policy (EPP) in the year 2015 was launched. The policy is aligned with the ‘ Make in India’ Digital India’ and ‘Skilling India’ campaigns of the Government of India and offers best-in-class incentives to attract investments in the state.

Furthermore, going a step ahead to create a more conducive environment for the industries in the state, for the first time Haryana has formulated The Haryana Enterprises and Employment Policy (HEEP), 2020, after considering suggestions from the industrialists of the state.

Notably, the government took another lead in introducing one of its kind initiatives when it launched the Programme to Accelerate Development for MSME Advancement (PADMA) programme to strengthen the economic condition of every region.

Under PADMA ‘clusters’ of small and medium industries are being established at the block level. Clusters have been formed in all 143 blocks of the state, even in the first phase the work of developing 40 clusters has started. Brands namely Har Amrit’ for fertilizer, ‘Har Agro’ for cattle feed, ‘Haryana Fresh’ for mineral water, ‘Ikshu’ for sugar are being promoted to give special recognition to the products of the state.

Five special policies have been implemented for agriculture and food processing, textiles, warehousing-logistics, retail, pharmaceutical and MSME sectors. For settlement of government dues and other disputes, help has been provided to industrialists through Vivaadon ka Samadhan.