Thiruvananthapuram: The government has appointed five IAS officers who divided 14 districts between them to supervise and ensure that the reforms carried out in the industrial sector were accelerated and implemented effectively.
The team – which will function under the overall control and coordination of K Main Secretary (Industry) K ELLLANGOVAN – Including the Main Secretary (Industry) APM Mohammed Hanish (responsible for Ernakulam, Palakkad and Kozhikode), KSIDC MD MG Rajamankam (Kottayam, Thrissur and Malappuram), Industrial and Trade Director of Harikishore (Thiruvananthapuram, Kannur, Kasaragod, and Wayanad) and Director of Mining and Geology Imbasekhar (Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha and Idukki).
“Industry is a department that promotes and facilitates.
Reality fields and feedback received through the program of the Minister of Industry Minister are being implemented by providing instructions needed to the relevant in the field.
Wherever the gap is, the changes needed are being made and senior officials will supervise The changes needed in interested districts, “said Ellangovan.
Kerala has taken several steps to increase state ratings in ease of ranking business (EODB).
Last time, when the ranking was published in 2019, Kerala stood in the 28th position between the list of states where launching and running a business was very smooth and easy.
As per the reply equipped with the Industrial Minister P Rajeeve in the Assembly on June 8, a higher ranking in EODB ranking is a key factor that attracts more investors to Kerala.
After a sad show, the state has launched a series of reforms monitored by the department for industrial promotion and internal trade.
On March 1, 15 states, including Kerala, have completed the Plan of the District Business Reform (DBRAP) as part of EODB.
On the basis of reform settlement, the department of expenditure has given the state permission to borrow RS 2,261 Crore as part of increasing additional financial resources through open market loans.