New Delhi [India], September 28 (ANI): The Delhi government has introduced the Single Window System (SWS) to boost investors' confidence and cut red tape in a major push to streamline and accelerate business operations, according to a government statement. This online platform is designed to simplify approvals, reduce compliance burdens, and promote sector-specific reforms, the statement said. Also Read | Russia Blast: 13 Killed in Explosion Triggering Fire at Gas Station in Dagestan (Watch Videos).
According to Delhi Industries Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, with 59 services across 12 departments onboarded, the SWS aims to enhance regulatory efficiency and expedite project timelines, creating a more investor-friendly environment. During this, Saurabh Bharadwaj stated that rationalizing business regulatory processes accompanied by the introduction of information technology for e-service delivery has been the key pillar of the business reform landscape of the past decade. Through online channels, a more open and transparent business regulatory environment has been created in the nation, the statement added.
Also Read | Bihar Government Sounds Flood Alert After Release of Water From Valmikinagar, Birpur Barrages. The Industries Minister further added that an investor has to obtain multiple licenses/clearances from multiple government agencies across various levels to start a new business. He further said that, the information about these services is fragmented into multiple acts, .