India Morning News
Mumbai: Starting a new business in Maharashtra just got easier. CM Devendra Fadnavis has announced that entrepreneurs will no longer have to apply for Non Agricultural (NA) land conversion permission to set up small industries.
Till now, businessmen had to wait for months to get NA approval, which often delayed projects and increased costs. With the rule removed, industries can now start work quickly without wasting time on long govt processes.
Boost for Rural and Small Businesses
- Village-based food processing units
- Small and micro enterprises
- Young startups
Farmers will also gain as more crop-processing industries will come up in rural areas, giving them fair prices and better market access.
Industry experts say this step will:
- Speed up industrial growth
- Create more jobs
- Attract new investment
- Strengthen the state economy
Business groups have welcomed the decision, calling it a big push for Ease of Doing Business in Maharashtra.
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