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Game-Changing Launch: CM Bhagwant Mann and Arvind Kejriwal to Introduce FastTrack Punjab Portal on June 10, Ensuring Investor Approvals Within 45 Days.
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Ease of Doing Business: Initiative transforms Punjab’s industrial governance, prioritizing transparency and efficiency.
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Robust Infrastructure Support: Rs 200 crore fund established to enhance industrial parks and address last-mile connectivity gaps.
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Proactive Reforms: Unified regulator, deemed approvals, and digital scrutiny streamline processes for investors.
Chandigarh: Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, alongside former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, will launch the ‘FastTrack Punjab Portal’ on Tuesday, June 10, a groundbreaking platform designed to deliver investor approvals within 45 days. This initiative marks a new era of trust, transparency, and transformation, positioning Punjab as a leader in India’s industrial landscape.
CM Mann emphasized that the portal is not just a technological upgrade but the cornerstone of a reimagined industrial governance model. “This is the beginning of a movement where ease of doing business becomes a culture, not a slogan,” he stated. The portal replaces bureaucratic delays with digital efficiency, discretion with discipline, and confusion with clarity, ensuring a proactive, precise, and professional system for startups, global conglomerates, and first-time entrepreneurs alike.
The state has introduced reforms, including a unified regulator, deemed approvals, in-principle approvals, and robust monitoring protocols, to build investor trust. Officers will now act as facilitators, supported by escalation mechanisms to ensure no investor feels unheard. Compliance is streamlined through self-declaration, digital scrutiny, and legal certainty, making the process intelligent and investor-friendly.
Beyond approvals, Punjab is investing heavily in infrastructure. A Rs 200 crore fund will address the last-mile connectivity gaps in Industrial Focal Points, while industrial parks, lease-to-freehold policies, and unlocking land potential create new growth opportunities. Mann highlighted that incentive disbursals have been expedited, with more funds released this quarter than in the past two years combined, reflecting Punjab’s commitment to keeping promises.
The state is also leveraging its inherent strengths—roads, power, skilled workforce, and a clear vision—to foster industrial growth. “Punjab is not a follower; it will be a front-runner,” Mann declared, underscoring the government’s dedication to empowering industries through responsive policies and robust infrastructure.
