Centre’s 23-point reform plan to simplify business operations includes land, labor, permits, and utilities for better efficiency and growth.

The Centre is gearing up to introduce a 23-point agenda for reforms and deregulation aimed at streamlining business processes in India. Led by cabinet secretary TV Somanathan, a taskforce is working on initiatives to simplify operations in key areas such as land, labor, utilities, and permits. The proposed reforms include measures like single window clearance, decreased inspections, and longer permit validity periods to enhance ease of doing business. The focus is on easing land use regulations, introducing more flexible labor laws, and improving working conditions for women in the workforce. These reforms are expected to boost efficiency and attract more investments, ultimately driving economic growth in the country.

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