With an aim to improve industrial development, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said that the government is working in DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) on creating a ‘genuine’ single window clearance mechanism and mapping the entire land bank available for the industry and industrial development. He also said that the government is looking at ways to promote manufacturing of electronic products like LED televisions, CCTVs and is ‘very keen’ to have a semiconductor FAB plant in India. Besides, to capture IT services exports data, the ministry is thinking of creating a framework by which it can capture that data.
Goyal said that he has tasked the officers to look at some framework by which the ministry can capture data of IT services exports. He also said that sufficient land is available and ‘we can make sure that it is available at competitive prices, we can even talk to states’. He added that states can be consulted on issues like affordable power and water supply if the electronics industry wants to set up an entire ecosystem in a state. He said ‘Talk to DPIIT, pick up an area of your choice, where the entire ecosystem can be created and supported and we are willing to go that extra mile whatever it takes to create such a cluster of industry and it should be world-class’.
Regarding the demand of export incentives under MEIS (merchandise exports from India scheme), he said ‘the ministry is working on Remission of Duties or Taxes on Export Product (RoDTEP), so I do not know whether MEIS can really sustain or continue beyond December 2020 or when RoDTEP come to your industry’. He said that no industry can sustain in the long run on ‘these clutches’ and industries which are not dependent on the government are flourishing. The success of IT, BPO and software is largely because they remain free of government intervention and ‘to my mind that is what we should gradually move and push towards in the electronics sector also’.
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