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Andhra Pradesh Single Desk clears 216 applications - The Times of India
HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh government has cleared 216 applications under the 'Single Window Clearance' of the total 417 applications it had received, the State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) informed chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu at a review meeting held here.
"Of the total applications received, 148 are pending. The remaining applications are beyond the purview of single window clearance desk," Naidu said in a statement.
At the review meeting, Naidu asked the industries department to give a monthly update on the status of new projects in the state. The State Investment Promotion Board approved six proposals having a combined investment of Rs 2,003.65 crore. The seven mega projects include Mohan Spintex (textile project), Indian Designs (textile & garment project), Divis Laboratories (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients project in Kakinada), Vayhan Coffee (premium instant coffee plant), Jain Irrigation (Mega Food Park), Greentech Industries (auto-components unit) and NHK Springs India (ancillary auto-components unit of iSuzu Motors India). These projects are expected to generate employment to over 35,700 people, according to the government.
At the meeting, Naidu enquired about applications/projects that were put on hold due to court litigations. He asked the SIPB to appoint a Group-I officer in New Delhi to follow-up with the central government for speedy clearances of pending applications.
Meanwhile, the state government is planning to hold a 'Global Investor Summit' on October 12, on the eve of Hudhud cyclone anniversary. "The summit should reflect the resurgence of Andhra Pradesh's spirit after Hudhud battered the coastal areas," he said.
HYDERABAD: The Andhra Pradesh government has cleared 216 applications under the 'Single Window Clearance' of the total 417 applications it had received, the State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) informed chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu at a review meeting held here.
"Of the total applications received, 148 are pending. The remaining applications are beyond the purview of single window clearance desk," Naidu said in a statement.
At the review meeting, Naidu asked the industries department to give a monthly update on the status of new projects in the state. The State Investment Promotion Board approved six proposals having a combined investment of Rs 2,003.65 crore. The seven mega projects include Mohan Spintex (textile project), Indian Designs (textile & garment project), Divis Laboratories (Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients project in Kakinada), Vayhan Coffee (premium instant coffee plant), Jain Irrigation (Mega Food Park), Greentech Industries (auto-components unit) and NHK Springs India (ancillary auto-components unit of iSuzu Motors India). These projects are expected to generate employment to over 35,700 people, according to the government.
At the meeting, Naidu enquired about applications/projects that were put on hold due to court litigations. He asked the SIPB to appoint a Group-I officer in New Delhi to follow-up with the central government for speedy clearances of pending applications.
Meanwhile, the state government is planning to hold a 'Global Investor Summit' on October 12, on the eve of Hudhud cyclone anniversary. "The summit should reflect the resurgence of Andhra Pradesh's spirit after Hudhud battered the coastal areas," he said.