With the 11.00% Economic Growth Rate (2014-15) as per GSDP, Rajasthan provide huge opportunities of manufacturing and processing activities.

1. BEST PRACTICES IN RAJASTHAN
FOR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Commissioner Inv. & NRI, Bureau of Investment Promotion, Rajasthan
September 2015

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The State of Rajasthan…
Delhi
Chennai
Pune
Kolkata
Mumbai
Bangalore
Major Indian Cities
Major Industrial Centers
Capital of Rajasthan
Bikaner
Jodhpur
Nagaur
Alwar
Chittorgarh
Jaipur
Udaipur
Banswara
Key Industrial Centers in Rajasthan
Kota
Bhilwara

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Rajasthan – An Emerging Economy
 GDP of INR 5,146 billion with CAGR
growth of 18%*
 Largest state by area & home to 68
million
 Pioneering regulatory reforms in the
country
 Home to domestic & global giants
across sectors
*GDP in 2013-14 & CAGR for the period 2009-14 (at current prices)

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…Also Enjoys Excellent Connectivity
► 2nd largest network of National Highways (20) with
road length exceeding 7,300 km
► 7 Inland container depots (ICD) linked to and 1
air-cargo complex
► Rail network of 5,800 km; 2 domestic & 1
international airport connecting key cities
► Proximity to National Capital Region

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Economic Growth through Infrastructure
development…
Kolkata
Chennai
Mumbai
Jaipur
Delhi
East West Corridor
Golden Quadrilateral
► Integral part of National Corridors
 12% of Golden Quadrilateral
 20% of East West Corridor
► DFC connecting Delhi & JNPT
 60% state area in DMIC
► First state to have dedicated
country zones
 Japan Zone – 473 acres
 Upcoming Korea (250 acres)
& Japan Zone – II (500 acres)
► 327 Industrial Areas - 73,600
acres & specific parks

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…With participation from Private Sector
Roads
 20,000 km of road to be executed through PPP mode
through various modes
 Execution of road projects in phase wise manner
Power
 Uninterrupted power supply to industries
 15,740 MW installed capacity of which 25% is from
renewable sources
 Planned capacity addition of 6,500 MW
INR 36,000 Crore of projects in pipeline across Roads, Urban Infrastructure,
Power & Water through PPP mode

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Abundant Natural Resources
79 varieties of
mineral in
state
Leading
producer of
cement grade
limestone and
steel grade
limestone
Leading
producer of
Lead, Zinc,
Gypsum etc.
Large
hydrocarbon
and natural gas
reserves in
Barmer &
Jaisalmer
Region
Fertilizer
minerals of Rock-
Phosphate,
Gypsum &
Potash
Renowned for
deposit of
Marble, Sand
Stone &
decorative
stones

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Availability of Skilled Manpower
Distribution of education institutions Reputed Institutions
IIM, Udaipur AIIMS, Jodhpur
BITS, PilaniIIT, Jodhpur
National Law University, Jodhpur
 Major exercise launched on Skill Development of youth – 5 to 6 lakhs by RSLDC in
next 5 years
 Proposal to set up skill-infra cluster in Neemrana, Alwar to train youth in new areas of
Robotics, Mechatronics etc.

9. OPPORTUNITIES IN VARIOUS SECTORS

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Agro & Food Processing
Rajasthan has 10.4% of India's Land area, 51.01% of
which is under cultivation
Agro Food Parks at Kota, Jodhpur, Sriganganagar and
Alwar
Agriculture accounts for 20.45% of the states GDP,
with 62% of total workers of the State dependent for
livelihood
Agro sector at a glance
Diverse agro-climatic conditions
encourage cultivation of variety of crops
Largest producer of:
 Guar, mustard , gram and seed spices
Second largest producer of:
 Oil seeds, moth bean
Third largest producer of:
 Soyabean
Business & Investment Opportunities
Organic Farming
Contract Farming
Post harvest infrastructure: ware – housing, cold
chains, testing & laboratory, certification
1
3
2
State contributes 12% of milk, 35% of goat meat & 40%
of wool in India
Major players

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Automotive & Ancillary
Auto Clusters
► 1167-acre industrial area has
been developed by RIICO in
Neemrana, especially for
industrial units from Japan
Advantage
Japanese Zone, Neemrana
Skilled & relatively low cost labour
Reduced logistics cost
Uninterrupted power availability
100+ automotive and
auto component
manufacturing
companies present
Availability of large contiguous land
parcels
Two land parcels (600
acres for 4-wheeler
OEM) and (150 acres
for 2 wheeler OEM,
tractors & farm
equipment) - have been
reserved
Key
Players

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 Exemption from
payment of 50% of
Stamp Duty
 Exemption from
payment of 50% of
conversion charges
 50% of Electricity
Duty for seven years
 Exemption from
payment of 50% of
Land Tax for seven
years
 Exemption from
payment of 50% of
Mandi Fee for seven
years
 50% exemption from
payment of Entry Tax
on capital goods, for
setting up of plant
 Minimum Investment:
INR 25 lakh
 Investment Subsidy
of 75% for first four
years, 60% for next
three years and 50%
for the last three
years
 Employment
Generation Subsidy
up to 10% of VAT
and CST for ten
years
Electronic Hardware
Initiatives taken by Rajasthan Govt.:
 100 acres has been allotted to Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA)
 125 acres has been reserved for developing dedicated zone for IT/ITES & Electronics industries.
 Multi-product SEZ has been established over 3000 acre
 Under "Modified Special incentive Package Scheme ", area notified for Brownfield EMC
Entry Tax
Exemption
Other
Exemptions
Stamp Duty &
Conversion
ExemptionFiscal
Incentives
to
Electronic
Industry
Subsidy

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Healthcare
Major tourist
destination has
tremendous
potential for
Medical Tourism
Major players
Medical & healthcare institutions
Medical, dental & paramedical colleges
Opportunity for private sector investment

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IT & ITeS
Availability of vast and cost competitive talent
pool
Highly attractive and competitive incentive
package
India's largest Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
for IT/ITeS companies in Pvt. sector
Competitive advantage in IT & ITeS
Well-developed internet connectivity network
Key players
Mega
project
incentive
Training
Incentives
Rebate
for
patent
Financial
support
Venture
Capital
support
Exemption
from
payment of
various taxes
State Government’s push for IT & ITeS

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Minerals & Ceramics
Encouragement for exploration by private prospecting
companies
Online payment of royalty
Initial period of grant of lease: 50 years
Rajasthan Mineral Policy 2015 Highlights Biggest producers of minerals like
wollastonite, lead, zinc, calcite, gypsum,
rock phosphate, silver, marble, sandstone
and serpentine (green marble).
 Western Rajasthan has large deposits of
hydrocarbons
 25-30 Billion Cubic Metre of natural gas
reserves
 25 Million Tonnes of heavy oil reserves
 53 MT of bitumen have been discovered
State level monitoring for time-bound inter-
departmental clearances
Major players
Transparent mechanism and easy transfer of mineral
concessions
To promote zero-waste mining, fee on dispatch of over
burden will be removed
Tremendous scope for setting
up of new mineral based
industries as various minerals
mined in Rajasthan are being
sent to other states in raw form

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New Renewable Source of Energy
Wind Energy Solar Energy
Thermal EnergyBiomass Energy
 India's leading state in tapping wind energy
for power generation
 The wind energy potential in the state is
estimated to be about 5400 MW
 300-330 clear sunny days comparable to
deserts of California, Nevada, Colorado and
Arizona
 Two critical resources
 High level of solar radiation (6-7 kWh/ m2/
day)
 Large tracts of flat land
 Main source for biomass energy in the
State is Mustard Husk and Julie Flora
 'Policy for Promoting Generation of
Electricity from Biomass 2010' for
encouraging investments
 Capacity of 99.30 MW has been
commissioned as on December, 2014
 Total installed thermal power capacity in the
state is 8036 MW.

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Textile
Leader in production of polyester viscose yarn and
synthetic suiting material
Highest processing of low-cost and low-weight
fabric
Largest producer of PV suiting
Network of backward and forward linkages offers
competitive advantage
16 ATDC Smart Centers set up for providing trained
manpower
8 integrated textile parks sanctioned
Special Incentive Package for Power Loom Sector
in Jodhpur, Pali and Barmer
Special Power Loom Industrial Area to be set up in
Pali
Some special exemptions
from:
 Payment of 50% of
Electricity Duty for seven
years
 Payment of 50% of Land
Tax for seven years
 Payment of 50% of Mandi
Fee for seven years
 Payment of 50% of Stamp
Duty on purchase or lease
of land and construction or
improvement on such land
 Payment of 50% of
conversion charges
payable for change of land
use
Key Players

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Tourism Investment Opportunities
Rajasthan Tourism Unit Policy 2015
Highlights
Key Players
 A wide ranging definition of Tourism Units
 Allotment of land at concessional DLC rates
 No conversion charges or development charges
 Time bound approvals of building plans and
conversion proposals
 Floor Area Ratio doubled from 2.25 to 4.5
 All licenses required for the Tourism units are
now given for 10 years
 A liberal package of incentives for Heritage
Hotels

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Urban Infrastructure Opportunities
Jaipur Metro Rail: Phase II
Waste water recycling and beautification of Amanishah
Stream
Ropeway Project at various locations in Jaipur on
design, build, fund, operate and transfer basis
Educational & Health institutions: land identified by
JDA
Affordable Housing project on turnkey basis
Smart City Project: Ajmer selected for development as
Smart City
Convention Centre at Udaipur in PPP mode

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Other Sector Investment Opportunities
Defense Manufacturing MSMEs
 Composite cap of FDI raised to 49 per cent
by Govt. of India
 RIICO has already identified 2283.9
hectares for defense manufacturing units
 State bears 50% of the capital cost
incurred for establishment of effluent
treatment plant provided the unit uses
80% of the recycled water
 Important MSME sectors in Rajasthan:
Footwear, Gems, leather products,
Ceramics & Pottery etc.

21. BEST PRACTICES

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Dedicated Industrial Zones
► A special Japanese Zone, 120 km from New Delhi,
spread in 1167 acre has been setup in Neemrana
(Alwar). It is the first country specific industrial zone in
India
► Houses known Japanese companies like Nissin, ACI
Mitsui, Daikin and Mytex Polymer
► A total of 473 acre land allotted to 45 units at
Neemrana; 37 units have already commenced
production
► Japanese Investment Zone and Export Promotion
lndustrial Park are also located in Neemrana
► The zone is being extended by another 500 acre at
Ghiloth
Japanese Investment Zone, Neemrana

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Dedicated Industrial Zones
►Korean Investment Zone at Ghiloth
Industrial Area
►Total Area: around 250 acres
►Around 125 km from New Delhi and 140
km from Jaipur
►Ghiloth Industrial Area is also housing
dedicated zones for ceramic & glass and
general industries
►Area opened up for allotment
Korean Investment Zone

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Dedicated IT Parks
IT / ITeS declared as
Public Utility Services
Pvt. IT Parks, IT Units
developers would be given
assistance in procuring land
and change in land use in
Master Plan
IT Incubation Centre (Ready
to use centers with State of art
computing facilities)
established by RIICO

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Conti..
Software Units permitted in
Residential areas
50% Exemption from
payment of Electricity duty
for 7 years
All fiscal benefits as given in
Rajasthan Investment Policy
2003 as amended from time
to time extended to IT/ITeS
units
Stamp duty exemption for
purchase of land in IT
Parks

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► Provisions of Rajasthan Imposition of
Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings Act 1973
do not apply
► 100 per cent discount to developer on land
conversion
► Developers, co-developers and units are
totally exempted from any stamp fee
► 100 per cent discount on stamp duty for
units set up in rented buildings in
performance of rent deed
► 100% discount power fee for 10 years
Special Economic Zones
► 100% discount on work contract tax to
developers and units till 23rd Aug 2014 (for
backward regions till 23rd Aug 2017)
► 100% discount on entry tax for necessary
capital goods for units to set up another
unit
► 100% discount on VAT on raw material for
manufacture of products.
► 100% discount on luxury tax for 7 years
► 50% discount on entertainment tax for 7
years
Rajasthan has SEZs for gems & jewellery (Jaipur) and handicrafts (Jodhpur)
besides a world-class multi-product SEZ – Mahindra World City (JV of RIICO
and Mahindra Group)

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Mahindra World City, Jaipur
A multi-product SEZ in
Jaipur with an area of 3,000
acres endowed with high
quality infrastructure
Companies Present:
Infosys, Wipro, Deutsche
Bank, ICICI Bank, QH
Talbros, Connexions,
Nagarro Software and Tech
Mahindra
The IT zone in the Mahindra
World City is spread over
750 acres, India's largest IT
SEZ with plug-and-play
facilities and robust
connectivity
Located on the Golden
Quadrilateral, 18kms from
the airport and 21kms from
the railway station
Dedicated zones for IT / ITeS,
Engineering and Related
Industries, Handicrafts,
Apparel, Gems and Jewellery,
Warehousing and Logistics etc

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Single Window Clearance Mechanism
One online
platform for
multiple
departments
& forms
Time
Bound
Clearances
for fast track
clearances
Executive
Committee
for priority
cases
Customized
Packages

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14+ Progressive Policies
BPO & KPO
Centres 2011
Solar Energy
Policy 2014
Tourism Unit
Policy 2015
Tourism Trade
Act 2010
Agro
Processing &
Agri
Businesses
2010
Investment
Promotion
Scheme 2014
Township
Policy 2010
Mineral Policy
2015
Micro, Small
& Medium
Enterprises
2008
Generation of
Electricity
from Wind
2012
Establishmen
t of Private
Universities
2007
Generation of
Electricity
from Biomass
2010
Eco – Tourism
Policy 2010
PPP Projects
in
Infrastructure
2011

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Tourism Policy Highlights
► The policy has defined ‘Tourism Units’ comprehensively - Its
scope has been widened
► Free of cost Conversion of land in Urban and Rural areas
for new tourism units; No Development charges shall be
levied on new tourism units in urban areas
► No Conversion charges for existing Heritage properties and
Existing Heritage Hotels in urban and rural areas
► BSUP Charges shall be levied only on covered area of
Heritage Hotels
► Time period for conversion of land fixed. Provision of
deemed conversion if timelines not adhered to

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CONTI..
► Tourism Units will be allowed Double FAR.(i.e.
from General FAR of 2.25 to 4.50)
► No limit regarding road width in granting
approval to Heritage Hotels both in Rural and
Urban areas
► 50% rebate in Special Road Tax up to April,
2018 for Luxury coaches of recognized tour
operators
► Approval of building plan etc. in fixed time
period by concerned departments has been
fixed

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Solar Energy Policy Highlights
Agricultural land can be leased for 30 years to Power
Generation Companies ( Solar and Wind Energy)
Easy processing and lower registration fee
Solar power plant of all capacities to be under Green
Category (RSPCB)
Setting up of projects without going through tedious
process of land conversion
Availability of government land at DLC rates
Fast track approval of Mega Solar Power Projects by
SLEC

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Labour Department Initiatives
► Labour Department Management System (LDMS) allows filing of
applications, registrations, licenses, renewals, payments and filing of
returns under 12 major labour legislations
► Inspection only once a year
► Notified key amendments in Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, the Contract
Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970 and the Apprentices Act, 1961

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Factories & Boilers Department
► Rajasthan Factories and Boilers Module (RAJ FAB) has made the registration,
renewal and submission online
► No prior permission required for installation and repair of boilers; Investor given
the choice in selecting the competent person to certify the boilers
► Annual renewal has been dispensed with
► Territorial jurisdiction of Deputy Chief Inspectors increased, resulting in
decentralization of powers under Factories Act, 1948
► Self-certification scheme in lieu of inspection under the act

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OTHER INITIATIVES
► No construction permit/building plan approval is required
in RIICO industrial areas for plot size up to 40,000 sq. m.
And deemed approval for plot sizes greater than 40,000 sq.
m. in two weeks
► RIICO does not seek any certificate for no tax dues, notarized
affidavit for not staking building material on public land,
NoC from Traffic and coordination department and NoC

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World Bank Report on Ease of Doing Business
(2015)
RAJASTHAN HAS FEATURED IN THE LIST OF TOP STATES IN INDIA FOR DOING BUSINESS
Complying
With
Environmental
Procedures
Registering &
Complying
with Tax
Procedures
Allotment of
Land and
Obtaining
Construction
Permit
Setting up
Business
543 3
POSITION ATTAINED

37. Partner with Us
► Resurgent Rajasthan Partnership
Summit on 19-20 November,
2015 at Jaipur
► Endeavor to bring investors,
senior state government officials
and business communities
► Explore investment environment
and opportunities in Rajasthan

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WHOM TO CONNECT WITH
Dr. Samit Sharma
Commissioner,
Investment & NRI,
Bureau of Investment
Promotion, Rajasthan
ic.bip@rajasthan.gov.in
Mr. Iqbal Khan
Joint Secretary,
Department of Industries,
Govt. of Rajasthan
ds1.industries.rajastha
n@gmail.com
Mr. Nagesh C.
Sharma
General Manager,
Bureau of Investment
Promotion, Rajasthan
dgm1.bip@rajasthan.
gov.in
Mr. Laxmi Chand
Jain
Additional Director,
Department of Industries,
Govt. of Rajasthan
indrajfo3@rajasthan.
gov.in
Mr. Giriwar Kumar
Sharma
Additional General
Manager, RIICO Limited,
Jaipur, Rajasthan
giriwarsharma@riico.
co.in
Mr. Mohit Bhasin
Director, TAS,
Government & Public
Sector, Ernst & Young
LLP
bhasin.mohit@in.ey.c
om

39. THANK YOU!

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Amendments in Labour Laws
► Threshold limit for layoff, retrenchment and closure increased from 100 to 300 workers, for
seeking permission from the Government
► Limit for filing application for registration as Representative Union increased from 15% to 30%
workers
► Time limit for raising the industrial disputes restricted to three years
► Existing threshold of 10 workers (units using power to manufacture) and 20 workers (units
manufacturing without power) increased to 20 and 40 respectively
► Threshold limit for obtaining licenses revised from 20 to 50 workers
► For third party training of an apprentice, reimbursement of 100% cost of the establishments for
unit employing less than 250 workers and 50% of establishment cost in case of more than 250
workers

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Proposal for Partner Country
► The “Partner Country” status essentially implies that the Country would occupy an important part
at the event
► Partner Country would be offered a Country Session of around 60 minutes wherein they can
invite industry and Govt to attend and Speak about possible collaborations between both the
Countries and companies operating in both countries
► Partner Country is expected to bring a delegation of industry from the respective country from
various sectors such as auto, electronics, Urban Development, Agriculture, Food Processing,
Pharma, Technical Textiles, etc. who may have interest to invest in Rajasthan

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Proposal for Partner Country
► Partner Country would be acknowledged at various collaterals at the venue during the event
► Partner Country would be allowed to put up Country Flag at the venue
► Hon’ble Prime Minister / President to be Invited as Guest of Honour at the Programme
► The Partner Country to depute a nodal official with whom CII could coordinate further