KTR stresses need for collective effort for Telangana to top EODB list
The Hindu
State has completed implementation of over 300 reforms, say officials
Industries Minister K.T. Rama Rao has stressed the need for collective effort of different departments to ensure that Telangana stands at the top across the country in Ease Of Doing Business (EODB) parameters.
The Minister said the State had been on top in implementing reforms and other parameters necessitated under the EPDB norms due to consistent efforts of the departments under the guidance of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao. The departments should continue the trend so that the State tops in rankings from the next time.
Mr. Rama Rao participated in a high level meeting of secretaries and heads of departments led by Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar. Industries department officials informed the Minister that the State had completed 100% implementation of over 300 reforms and other norms prescribed under EODB. They discussed user feedback, a key component of EODB rankings, conducted by the Central government to take feedback from the industries that were availing services from different departments.
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