Puducherry government setting up Industry Facilitation Centre: Chief Secretary
The administration was taking conscious decisions for transitioning from a “regulation-heavy” regime to a trust-based governance framework that promotes enterprise while ensuring accountability, he said.“We are trying to minimise regulations as much as we can. There is no public sector, private sector, but only one sector where we are all working together towards achieving the country’s vision 2047. Chauhan said continuous consultations with the industry over the past several months enabled the administration to implement progressive reforms across multiple departments, the release said.In his address, Secretary, Industries, A.
- ▪The administration was taking conscious decisions for transitioning from a “regulation-heavy” regime to a trust-based governance framework that promotes enterprise while ensuring accountability, he said.“We are trying to minimise regulation
- ▪There is no public sector, private sector, but only one sector where we are all working together towards achieving the country’s vision 2047.
- ▪Chauhan said continuous consultations with the industry over the past several months enabled the administration to implement progressive reforms across multiple departments, the release said.In his address, Secretary, Industries, A.
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The Puducherry government is in the process of establishing an Industry Facilitation Centre to further strengthen the single-window ecosystem in the Union Territory, Chief Secretary Sharat Chauhan has said.Speaking at the Government of Puducherry-CII Joint Consultative Forum, the Chief Secretary said the centre would further facilitate in obtaining statutory approvals by entrepreneurs. The administration was taking conscious decisions for transitioning from a “regulation-heavy” regime to a trust-based governance framework that promotes enterprise while ensuring accountability, he said.“We are trying to minimise regulations as much as we can. There is no public sector, private sector, but only one sector where we are all working together towards achieving the country’s vision 2047.
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