The Karnataka government should bring out its new industrial policy in tune with the rapidly changing economic environment. This requisition has been made by the Bangalore Chamber of Industry and Commerce (BCIC). The BCIC has submitted a memorandum to the State government in this regard.
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Maha’s industrial policy to allow more land for housing
The Maharashtra governmentĂâs new industrial policy will lead to the unlocking of 8,797 acres of land in Thane-Navi Mumbai area and 5,765 acres of land in Pune, official data shows. Of this, 40 per cent of land will be used for construction of houses and shops.
Maha's new industrial policy
Maharashtra government will have a new industrial policy by 1 April and for the first time, energy companies will be incentivised under the policy for producing electricity.

