Bangalore - Annual Global Investors Meet

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Originally Posted by engineer.akash

Yes you are right that 180 cr is in phase 1 that 50k figure wont touch after phase 1 may be it will hit only after its completion,that is coming up in koorgalli in Mysore.Near MYRA business school.

BTW what is the status of Wipro sez in mysore? set to come up on 200 acres.

Wipro was supposed to come to Mangaluru a long back. I think they have KIADB land in Mangaluru alloted at Mudipu. They are busy in Bengaluru but slow in tier II cities.

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Suhas Gopinath is designing the online portal which would save investors the hassle of visiting multiple departments

Stung by fierce criticism of the single window system at the Global Investors Meet 2012,the states flagship event,the government has moved with alacrity to close off loopholes.
Suhas Gopinath,once the worlds youngest CEO,is designing the states first online single window clearance portal for entrepreneurs who participated in GIM 2012.The portal,designed by Globals ITeS Private Limited,Gopinaths company,will be launched soon by chief minister Jagadish Shettar.
The existing single window clearance mechanism attached to Karnataka Udyog Mitra was criticised by investors as a system with multiple ventilators.They said they had to trek to departmental offices even after applying through the system.
The new online single window system will ensure that investors secure all clearances,right from land to utility,through the portal without havingtogothroughthehassleofvisiting multiple departmental offices.
The government had inked 249 MoUs with companies that had evinced interest in investing in various sectors,following which 490 expressions of interest have been entered into.The proposals promise an investment of Rs 7.69 lakh crores.
M N Vidyashankar,principal secretary,industries and commerce department,told BANGALORE MIRROR,There were a number of complaints from investors about the existing single window clearance system as they still had to run around for various departmental approvals.So we decided to open an online system where investors neednt have to visit government offices.They can apply online and even pay fees.

If investments are less than Rs 50 crore,it will be cleared by the Udyog Mitra.Investments above Rs 50 crore will come to under the governments purview.

http://lite.epaper.timesofindia.com/...t=&publabel=MM

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