The Maharashtra Cabinet has made significant revisions to the policy for technology mega projects, aiming to attract more investments and boost the state's economy. These changes are expected to streamline the approval process and offer better incentives
MaharashtraTechnology Mega ProjectsPolicy RevisionInfrastructure DevelopmentEconomic GrowthReal Estate MaharashtraOct 08, 2024
The key changes include a reduction in the minimum land area required for technology parks from 25 to 15 hectares, the introduction of special economic zones (SEZs) within these parks, a focus on sustainable and eco-friendly projects, and a relaxation in stamp duty and registration charges for land transactions related to technology projects.
The creation of SEZs will offer additional tax benefits and regulatory ease, making them highly attractive for international and domestic investors. This will help attract more investments and generate job opportunities.
The dedicated committee will oversee the implementation of technology projects, ensure adherence to new guidelines, expedite the approval process, and provide regular updates to the state government on the progress of ongoing projects.
The policy mandates the incorporation of green building standards and sustainable practices in technology projects, aligning with the state government's broader goals of promoting green development and reducing the environmental footprint of industrial activities.
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