New Delhi: Proposal by a company that wants to establish a vehicle scrappage facility in Gujarat, which promises all permits in 60 days, may be a test case for a national single window system which currently combines 500 approval from 18 central agents and 2,500 of the 10 states It’s on the board.
There are at least two other companies who want to follow applicants alone.
The new window, which saw the soft launch a few weeks ago, has so far seen 27 entities registering on the portal, which should be a versatile store for entities that want to arrange stores in this country.
“The government’s plan is to let anyone sit on any part of the world know all possible approval, both at the central and state level, and then help them navigate through the process,” Aditya Sharma said, CTO in India invested Based on his own experience in overseas companies that have invested in the country in the past.
But it takes more than a year for government investment promotion agencies to place online mechanisms.
Sometimes in April 2020, he places his own experience in dealing with the government and state departments to register all necessary agreements.
This is then validated by the agency.
The next challenge is to get the department and state to the platform.
While some do not have an online approval system, there are others who are in the process of increasing, while the third set such as the Ministry of Environment and the affairs of the company has a very sophisticated platform.
As a result, India’s investment is now in talks with several states and institutions such as drug controllers to place their platforms, some from the beginning.
“Technology has been deployed in the past too.
What we have made to build is a dynamic platform where everyone can come and any changes needed in the form or process can be done quickly,” Sharma said.
Right when trading & Ministry of Industry, which is a driving agent in investing India, thinking it was ready to launch the Covid second wave platform hit.
And, then a disturbance in the income tax portal, put together by Infosys, emerged, pushing ministries to find more testing.
Even now, the platform is far from being completed.
To begin with the universe stated that it was ready to join only 14 at this time, with 10 currently on the board.
Likewise, some central ministries have not arrived, even though 14 is expected to join immediately.
Some of the current lost states -maharashtra, Delhi, Haryana and Tamil Nadu – are one of the largest investment goals in the country.
What makes it more complicated is that it’s not just Nagaland who doesn’t have one window platform but even Delhi doesn’t have it.
Others like Haryana allow archiving online, but the processing is offline.
So, all that investors can do is get detail online but return to paper archiving.
The problem is more complicated for those who want to operate in various countries.
The national single window system allows investors, say, fill out forms for electrical connections in one state and data are then used, along with the required documents, to submit in other countries as well.
Even if another agent comes, the challenge is to get officers to clean the application submitted through this portal to be treated equivalent to the submitted offline or directly with the department or country.
But with the status of the application tracked online, opportunities are officers may not be ready to take risks.