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Haryana Enacts Right to Business Bill, Granting 15‑Day In‑Principle Approval for MSME Units
✍️ KNN India
🗓 05 Sep 2026, 09:18 PM
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The Haryana government has passed the Right to Business Bill, providing a 15‑day in‑principle approval for new MSME manufacturing units.
In a recent session of the Haryana Legislative Assembly, the Right to Business Bill was passed, introducing a streamlined approval process for new MSME manufacturing units. The legislation mandates that applications for such units receive an in‑principle approval within 15 days, significantly reducing the time required for bureaucratic clearance.
The bill is part of the state’s broader strategy to boost entrepreneurship and attract investment in the manufacturing sector. By cutting red tape, it aims to make it easier for small and medium enterprises to set up operations and contribute to the state’s economic growth.
Industry stakeholders have welcomed the move, citing the potential to create jobs and enhance the competitiveness of Haryana’s MSME sector. The government plans to monitor the implementation of the 15‑day approval window to ensure timely compliance and support for new businesses.
The bill is part of the state’s broader strategy to boost entrepreneurship and attract investment in the manufacturing sector. By cutting red tape, it aims to make it easier for small and medium enterprises to set up operations and contribute to the state’s economic growth.
Industry stakeholders have welcomed the move, citing the potential to create jobs and enhance the competitiveness of Haryana’s MSME sector. The government plans to monitor the implementation of the 15‑day approval window to ensure timely compliance and support for new businesses.