Ease of Doing Business: Kejriwal govt orders new reforms in Delhi deptts
The Community News/New York
Aiming for ease of doing business and reducing compliance burden, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal led government on Tuesday introduced new reforms in various departments.
The reforms that number 70 for 16 government departments will aim to digitise and expedite approvals and reduce the burden of compliance for businesses and individuals alike.
Most of the reforms i.e, 22 were approved by the Kejriwal government are for the Revenue department.
It includes digitising and publishing online land transaction deeds for 20 years, putting land deeds in public domain, online system for registration of partnership firms, independent grievance mechanism and online dashboard in public domain for all approvals & registration.
In addition, Kejriwal also approved certain inter-departmental reforms to substantially increase the ease of accessing schemes by ordinary citizens and for ease of doing business in Delhi.
A Delhi government official said, “The IT department and the Planning department have identified four reforms that need to be implemented that relate to the design and create a comprehensive online wizard/system.
This system can be used by citizens to obtain information about all schemes, services, and entitlements applicable to citizens in the national capital,” he added.
