Maharashtra Industrial policy of 2013, Incentives for Investment.Bakul Haria
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
The new Gujarat Industrial Policy aims to make Gujarat the most attractive investment destination globally by facilitating investments, generating employment, and ensuring high quality standards. Key objectives include attracting both domestic and foreign capital, especially industries that benefit the informal and social sectors. The policy provides for disseminating investment information, making land available with infrastructure, and supporting industries with efficient infrastructure facilities to promote a competitive business environment that fosters innovation.
This document provides a list of abbreviations from A-Z related to banking, finance and economics. Some of the abbreviations included are:
ABCI - Association of Business Communicators of India
ADB - Asian Development Bank
AML - Anti-Money Laundering
ATM - Automated Teller Machine
BCBS - Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
BIS - Bank for International Settlements
CPI - Consumer Price Index
ECB - European Central Bank
ECGC - Export Credit Guarantee Corporation
FDI - Foreign Direct Investment
GDP - Gross Domestic Product
IMF - International Monetary Fund
IT - Information Technology
RBI - Reserve Bank of India
This report cover New Industrial Policy of Gujarat, 2015. it cover various Incentive Schemes like Incentives for SMEs, Scheme for Plastic Industry, Innovative Start Ups, Industrial Infrastructure, Labour Generating Industries and Research & Development.
If you establishing business in Gujarat then please have a look at the presentation first.
This document discusses lipids, which are organic compounds formed from alcohol and fatty acids combined by ester linkages. Lipids include fats, oils, waxes, and related compounds. They are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents. Triglycerides are the most abundant lipids, consisting of fatty acids esterified to a glycerol backbone. Triglycerides serve important functions like energy storage and insulation. Essential fatty acids must be obtained through diet as the human body cannot synthesize them and they are required for growth, metabolism, and physiological processes.
Design of Industrial Automation Functional Specifications for PLCs, DCSs and ...Living Online
The workshop will be useful to both specifiers and implementers and will provide a theoretical grounding as well as a practical guide for preparing a control system functional specification for implementation on Industrial control systems consisting of PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers), HMI (Human Machine Interfaces/SCADA devices) or DCS (Distributed Control Systems).
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Consulting engineers
Design engineers
Electrical engineers and technicians
Industrial automation engineers and technicians
Instrumentation and control engineers, technologists and technicians
Maintenance engineers, technicians and staff
Mechanical engineers and technicians
Operation, inspection and repair managers, supervisors and engineers
Plant engineers
System specifiers
MORE INFORMATION: http://www.idc-online.com/content/design-industrial-automation-functional-specifications-plcs-dcss-and-scada-systems-14
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
Package Scheme of Industries is a document detailing the Incentives for New Industrial Investment in the state of Maharashtra.
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
Maharashtra Industrial policy of 2013, Incentives for Investment.Bakul Haria
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
The new Gujarat Industrial Policy aims to make Gujarat the most attractive investment destination globally by facilitating investments, generating employment, and ensuring high quality standards. Key objectives include attracting both domestic and foreign capital, especially industries that benefit the informal and social sectors. The policy provides for disseminating investment information, making land available with infrastructure, and supporting industries with efficient infrastructure facilities to promote a competitive business environment that fosters innovation.
This document provides a list of abbreviations from A-Z related to banking, finance and economics. Some of the abbreviations included are:
ABCI - Association of Business Communicators of India
ADB - Asian Development Bank
AML - Anti-Money Laundering
ATM - Automated Teller Machine
BCBS - Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
BIS - Bank for International Settlements
CPI - Consumer Price Index
ECB - European Central Bank
ECGC - Export Credit Guarantee Corporation
FDI - Foreign Direct Investment
GDP - Gross Domestic Product
IMF - International Monetary Fund
IT - Information Technology
RBI - Reserve Bank of India
This report cover New Industrial Policy of Gujarat, 2015. it cover various Incentive Schemes like Incentives for SMEs, Scheme for Plastic Industry, Innovative Start Ups, Industrial Infrastructure, Labour Generating Industries and Research & Development.
If you establishing business in Gujarat then please have a look at the presentation first.
This document discusses lipids, which are organic compounds formed from alcohol and fatty acids combined by ester linkages. Lipids include fats, oils, waxes, and related compounds. They are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents. Triglycerides are the most abundant lipids, consisting of fatty acids esterified to a glycerol backbone. Triglycerides serve important functions like energy storage and insulation. Essential fatty acids must be obtained through diet as the human body cannot synthesize them and they are required for growth, metabolism, and physiological processes.
Design of Industrial Automation Functional Specifications for PLCs, DCSs and ...Living Online
The workshop will be useful to both specifiers and implementers and will provide a theoretical grounding as well as a practical guide for preparing a control system functional specification for implementation on Industrial control systems consisting of PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers), HMI (Human Machine Interfaces/SCADA devices) or DCS (Distributed Control Systems).
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Consulting engineers
Design engineers
Electrical engineers and technicians
Industrial automation engineers and technicians
Instrumentation and control engineers, technologists and technicians
Maintenance engineers, technicians and staff
Mechanical engineers and technicians
Operation, inspection and repair managers, supervisors and engineers
Plant engineers
System specifiers
MORE INFORMATION: http://www.idc-online.com/content/design-industrial-automation-functional-specifications-plcs-dcss-and-scada-systems-14
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
Package Scheme of Industries is a document detailing the Incentives for New Industrial Investment in the state of Maharashtra.
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
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The document outlines the key details of a new textile policy announced by the State Government for 2011-2017. Some key points:
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- It aims to attract Rs. 40,000 crore in investment and create 11 lakh new jobs in the textile sector over 5 years.
- It provides subsidies and financial assistance to set up new textile units and modernize/expand existing ones, especially in Vidarbha, Marathwada and North Maharashtra regions.
- Interest subsidies will be provided on long-term loans linked to the central government's TUFS scheme, with the goal of ensuring an
1. Maharashtra has always been a leader in India's economic and social development and recognizes advances in science and technology as opportunities for transformation. Biotechnology in particular has huge potential to impact sectors like agriculture, health, and the environment in Maharashtra.
2. The document outlines how biotechnology can revolutionize healthcare through predictive, corrective, and regenerative medicine. It can also increase agricultural yields and improve livestock through techniques like gene editing, transgenic crops, and selective breeding.
3. Maharashtra is well-positioned to become a global leader in biotechnology due to strengths like human capital, research institutions, infrastructure, business environment, and a history of biotech foundations and industries in the state.
This document outlines the investment policy for the information technology sector in Madhya Pradesh, India for 2012. The policy aims to develop the IT, ITES, and EHM industries to drive inclusive growth and job creation. It provides various incentives for attracting investment such as land at concessional rates, stamp duty exemptions, power incentives, interest and capital subsidies, and reimbursements for skill training. The policy also relaxes certain labour laws and regulations to promote 24/7 operations in the sector. Existing IT units undergoing expansion will also receive incentives on their additional investments. The state aims to develop major cities like Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Jabalpur as hubs for the IT industry
Kerala industrial & commercial policy 2011Bakul Haria
1. The document outlines Kerala's Industrial and Commercial Policy for 2011.
2. It aims to transform Kerala into a vibrant entrepreneurial society with faster, inclusive and sustainable economic growth through promoting investments, entrepreneurship, MSMEs and key sectors like services, commerce, food processing and emerging industries.
3. The policy focuses on improving infrastructure, attracting foreign and domestic investments, developing clusters, skills and key sectors to generate employment and exports.
The Karnataka Industrial Policy 2009-2014 aims to promote industrial development, employment, and economic growth in the state over the next 5 years. Key goals include providing 10 lakh new jobs, increasing industry's share of state GDP to 20%, and doubling exports to Rs. 1.3 lakh crore. The policy focuses on infrastructure development, skill building, promoting MSMEs, and providing performance-linked incentives. It seeks to harness local resources and spread industries across the state to address regional imbalances.
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This document outlines Jharkhand's Procurement Policy from 2013. The key objectives are to promote and develop Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the state by giving them preferential treatment in government purchases.
Some key points include setting an annual goal of procuring 20% of products and 15% of services from MSEs, with sub-targets for SC/ST owned MSEs. MSEs get price preferences in tenders. Some products/services are exclusively procured from state MSEs. Rate contracts are also used. Reporting and monitoring mechanisms are established to track procurement goals
The Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy-2004 aims to promote industrialization in the state through 2025. Key elements include expanding capital investment subsidies for backward blocks and modernizing existing industries, providing subsidies for infrastructure development, pollution control, skills training, and brand promotion. An industrial committee will be formed to facilitate interaction between industry and government and address industry needs. The policy is expected to usher in a new era of industrialization in Jammu & Kashmir.
The Industrial Policy 2013 of Himachal Pradesh outlines the state government's vision to promote inclusive socio-economic progress through planned industrial development. The policy aims to develop infrastructure and provide incentives to boost manufacturing competitiveness, productivity, and employment opportunities. It focuses on improving industrial areas, power supply, waste management, social infrastructure, and encouraging new enterprises to attract more investment and catalyze the state's economic growth.
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This document announces the approval and notification of a new Industrial and Investment Policy for 2011 in the state of Haryana, superseding the previous 2005 policy. Key highlights of the new policy include a focus on attracting investment in priority sectors like automotive, IT/ITES, textiles and food processing through improved infrastructure and a conducive business environment. It aims to promote private sector participation, employment, and sustainable development through environment-friendly technologies. The policy outlines strategies to achieve these objectives, such as developing infrastructure through public-private partnerships and adopting IT-enabled governance for efficient
The document outlines Gujarat's Agro Industrial Policy 2000 which aims to promote investment in agro-processing and related infrastructure. Key points include: providing various financial incentives like interest subsidies, grants for project reports, R&D assistance and quality certification; equity participation by the state government in joint sector projects; offering government land on long leases; and creating a venture capital fund. The policy seeks to integrate farmers with entrepreneurs and make Gujarat a leader in agro-industry.
- The document introduces Goa's Industrial Policy of 2003, outlining the state's history of limited industrial activity prior to liberation in 1961 and subsequent growth.
- It establishes the mission to ensure accelerated and balanced regional industrial development, economic growth, environmental protection, and sustainable employment for Goa's youth.
- The objectives include promoting identified thrust sectors, industries using local resources, export industries, rural employment, and ensuring an environmentally friendly business climate.
El documento proporciona información sobre Intyper, una compañía que ofrece servicios de resumen de documentos. Intyper genera resúmenes automáticos de alta calidad utilizando técnicas de procesamiento de lenguaje natural. Los clientes pueden acceder a los servicios de Intyper a través de su sitio web o integrando su API.
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The industrial policy outlines the objectives, strategy, and action plan to promote industrial development in Chhattisgarh from 2009-2014. The key objectives are to generate employment, encourage private sector participation in infrastructure, promote exports, and attract foreign investment. The action plan focuses on improving basic infrastructure like roads, power, and water supply. It also aims to develop industrial areas and clusters, simplify administrative processes, rehabilitate sick units, promote entrepreneurship, and provide subsidies and exemptions to priority sectors and backward areas. The overall goal is to accelerate industrialization and achieve balanced regional development in the state.
The document outlines incentive packages for the sugar industry in India, including reimbursements of taxes on sugar and molasses, exemptions on stamp duty and land purchases, and subsidies of up to 10% on capital investments for new sugar mills, distillery and ethanol units, and co-generation power units. It aims to encourage investment and development in the sugar industry through various fiscal incentives and subsidies.
Arunachal pradesh state ind policy 2008Bakul Haria
The document summarizes the key points of the Industrial Policy 2008 of Arunachal Pradesh. It aims to create an investor-friendly environment to promote industrial growth, generate employment, and utilize local resources. The policy identifies priority industries including those based on agriculture, minerals and hydropower. It provides various fiscal incentives like tax exemptions, infrastructure support, and skill development programs. The policy establishes committees and aims to strengthen existing institutions to facilitate industrial development in the state through a simplified approval process.
The document summarizes the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007 which provides fiscal incentives and other concessions for industries in the North Eastern region of India. Key points of the policy include expanding coverage to include Sikkim; providing incentives for 10 years from commencement of commercial production; making incentives available regardless of industry location; updating criteria for substantial expansion incentives; continuing 100% income tax and excise duty exemptions; enhancing capital investment subsidy; and establishing monitoring committees to oversee implementation.
The document summarizes Maharashtra's new IT/ITES Policy 2009. Some key points:
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- It aims to promote the IT sector in Nagpur, Nashik, Aurangabad and low HDI districts to generate employment and balanced regional growth.
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- It focuses on promoting sectors like AVGC, green IT, entrepreneurship, and positioning Maharashtra as an IT destination.
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- It provides benefits like additional FSI, property tax at residential rates, electricity at industrial rates, and stamp duty exemptions for IT/ITES units.
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Maharashtra Industrial Policy 2013
The fresh policy for Industrial Investment in Maharashtra.
You can recover upto 70 % of your total investment with Incentives for Industries with high : Capital Investment, Tax, CST and Vat Payment, Energy or Electricity and water consumption.
du
FS scheme.
.in
The document outlines the key details of a new textile policy announced by the State Government for 2011-2017. Some key points:
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- It aims to attract Rs. 40,000 crore in investment and create 11 lakh new jobs in the textile sector over 5 years.
- It provides subsidies and financial assistance to set up new textile units and modernize/expand existing ones, especially in Vidarbha, Marathwada and North Maharashtra regions.
- Interest subsidies will be provided on long-term loans linked to the central government's TUFS scheme, with the goal of ensuring an
1. Maharashtra has always been a leader in India's economic and social development and recognizes advances in science and technology as opportunities for transformation. Biotechnology in particular has huge potential to impact sectors like agriculture, health, and the environment in Maharashtra.
2. The document outlines how biotechnology can revolutionize healthcare through predictive, corrective, and regenerative medicine. It can also increase agricultural yields and improve livestock through techniques like gene editing, transgenic crops, and selective breeding.
3. Maharashtra is well-positioned to become a global leader in biotechnology due to strengths like human capital, research institutions, infrastructure, business environment, and a history of biotech foundations and industries in the state.
This document outlines the investment policy for the information technology sector in Madhya Pradesh, India for 2012. The policy aims to develop the IT, ITES, and EHM industries to drive inclusive growth and job creation. It provides various incentives for attracting investment such as land at concessional rates, stamp duty exemptions, power incentives, interest and capital subsidies, and reimbursements for skill training. The policy also relaxes certain labour laws and regulations to promote 24/7 operations in the sector. Existing IT units undergoing expansion will also receive incentives on their additional investments. The state aims to develop major cities like Indore, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Jabalpur as hubs for the IT industry
Kerala industrial & commercial policy 2011Bakul Haria
1. The document outlines Kerala's Industrial and Commercial Policy for 2011.
2. It aims to transform Kerala into a vibrant entrepreneurial society with faster, inclusive and sustainable economic growth through promoting investments, entrepreneurship, MSMEs and key sectors like services, commerce, food processing and emerging industries.
3. The policy focuses on improving infrastructure, attracting foreign and domestic investments, developing clusters, skills and key sectors to generate employment and exports.
The Karnataka Industrial Policy 2009-2014 aims to promote industrial development, employment, and economic growth in the state over the next 5 years. Key goals include providing 10 lakh new jobs, increasing industry's share of state GDP to 20%, and doubling exports to Rs. 1.3 lakh crore. The policy focuses on infrastructure development, skill building, promoting MSMEs, and providing performance-linked incentives. It seeks to harness local resources and spread industries across the state to address regional imbalances.
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shall also be entitled for the above concessions.
This document outlines Jharkhand's Procurement Policy from 2013. The key objectives are to promote and develop Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the state by giving them preferential treatment in government purchases.
Some key points include setting an annual goal of procuring 20% of products and 15% of services from MSEs, with sub-targets for SC/ST owned MSEs. MSEs get price preferences in tenders. Some products/services are exclusively procured from state MSEs. Rate contracts are also used. Reporting and monitoring mechanisms are established to track procurement goals
The Jammu & Kashmir Industrial Policy-2004 aims to promote industrialization in the state through 2025. Key elements include expanding capital investment subsidies for backward blocks and modernizing existing industries, providing subsidies for infrastructure development, pollution control, skills training, and brand promotion. An industrial committee will be formed to facilitate interaction between industry and government and address industry needs. The policy is expected to usher in a new era of industrialization in Jammu & Kashmir.
The Industrial Policy 2013 of Himachal Pradesh outlines the state government's vision to promote inclusive socio-economic progress through planned industrial development. The policy aims to develop infrastructure and provide incentives to boost manufacturing competitiveness, productivity, and employment opportunities. It focuses on improving industrial areas, power supply, waste management, social infrastructure, and encouraging new enterprises to attract more investment and catalyze the state's economic growth.
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in food technology, entrepreneurship and management.
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This document announces the approval and notification of a new Industrial and Investment Policy for 2011 in the state of Haryana, superseding the previous 2005 policy. Key highlights of the new policy include a focus on attracting investment in priority sectors like automotive, IT/ITES, textiles and food processing through improved infrastructure and a conducive business environment. It aims to promote private sector participation, employment, and sustainable development through environment-friendly technologies. The policy outlines strategies to achieve these objectives, such as developing infrastructure through public-private partnerships and adopting IT-enabled governance for efficient
The document outlines Gujarat's Agro Industrial Policy 2000 which aims to promote investment in agro-processing and related infrastructure. Key points include: providing various financial incentives like interest subsidies, grants for project reports, R&D assistance and quality certification; equity participation by the state government in joint sector projects; offering government land on long leases; and creating a venture capital fund. The policy seeks to integrate farmers with entrepreneurs and make Gujarat a leader in agro-industry.
- The document introduces Goa's Industrial Policy of 2003, outlining the state's history of limited industrial activity prior to liberation in 1961 and subsequent growth.
- It establishes the mission to ensure accelerated and balanced regional industrial development, economic growth, environmental protection, and sustainable employment for Goa's youth.
- The objectives include promoting identified thrust sectors, industries using local resources, export industries, rural employment, and ensuring an environmentally friendly business climate.
El documento proporciona información sobre Intyper, una compañía que ofrece servicios de resumen de documentos. Intyper genera resúmenes automáticos de alta calidad utilizando técnicas de procesamiento de lenguaje natural. Los clientes pueden acceder a los servicios de Intyper a través de su sitio web o integrando su API.
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The industrial policy outlines the objectives, strategy, and action plan to promote industrial development in Chhattisgarh from 2009-2014. The key objectives are to generate employment, encourage private sector participation in infrastructure, promote exports, and attract foreign investment. The action plan focuses on improving basic infrastructure like roads, power, and water supply. It also aims to develop industrial areas and clusters, simplify administrative processes, rehabilitate sick units, promote entrepreneurship, and provide subsidies and exemptions to priority sectors and backward areas. The overall goal is to accelerate industrialization and achieve balanced regional development in the state.
The document outlines incentive packages for the sugar industry in India, including reimbursements of taxes on sugar and molasses, exemptions on stamp duty and land purchases, and subsidies of up to 10% on capital investments for new sugar mills, distillery and ethanol units, and co-generation power units. It aims to encourage investment and development in the sugar industry through various fiscal incentives and subsidies.
Arunachal pradesh state ind policy 2008Bakul Haria
The document summarizes the key points of the Industrial Policy 2008 of Arunachal Pradesh. It aims to create an investor-friendly environment to promote industrial growth, generate employment, and utilize local resources. The policy identifies priority industries including those based on agriculture, minerals and hydropower. It provides various fiscal incentives like tax exemptions, infrastructure support, and skill development programs. The policy establishes committees and aims to strengthen existing institutions to facilitate industrial development in the state through a simplified approval process.
The document summarizes the North East Industrial and Investment Promotion Policy (NEIIPP), 2007 which provides fiscal incentives and other concessions for industries in the North Eastern region of India. Key points of the policy include expanding coverage to include Sikkim; providing incentives for 10 years from commencement of commercial production; making incentives available regardless of industry location; updating criteria for substantial expansion incentives; continuing 100% income tax and excise duty exemptions; enhancing capital investment subsidy; and establishing monitoring committees to oversee implementation.
The document summarizes Maharashtra's new IT/ITES Policy 2009. Some key points:
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- It aims to promote the IT sector in Nagpur, Nashik, Aurangabad and low HDI districts to generate employment and balanced regional growth.
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r
- It focuses on promoting sectors like AVGC, green IT, entrepreneurship, and positioning Maharashtra as an IT destination.
pr
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- It provides benefits like additional FSI, property tax at residential rates, electricity at industrial rates, and stamp duty exemptions for IT/ITES units.
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- It allows support facilities like banks, shops, cafeterias