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The Telangana government is now bringing its TS-iPass (Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self-certification Scheme) to the tourism sector. Announcing the launch of a portal for this on Saturday, Minister for Tourism and Culture V. Srinivas Goud said that ease of doing business (EoDB) will bring in more investments to the tourism sector. “Many nations are thriving on just tourism sector. Telangana has a vast potential with its natural and built heritage. This policy intervention will change the way the tourism sector has been treated,” Mr. Goud said. The policy tweak allows hotels, travel agencies, and organisers of tourism events to secure permission online without visiting different government departments. “For starting a hotel, there were 15 permissions that had to be secured. Now, all the permissions will be given within a month’s time. If the permission is not given within the specified time-frame, it would be seen as deemed permission,” said Mr. Goud. The policy intervention is part of the push by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade under Ministry of Commerce and Industry for improving the business climate under its State Reform Action Plan 2020. “This will remove corruption and middlemen,” said Mr. Goud. “The TS-iPASS is an outcome of interaction between industrialists and Telangana government. From the time it has been rolled out, we have had 14,000 new industries coming up in the State. This will help transform the tourism sect...

The Telangana Assembly on 27 November 2014 unanimously passed Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self Certification System (TS-iPASS) bill 2014 for timely clearances to industrial units proposed to be set up in the new State. By passing the new industrial policy bill, the assembly repealed the existing Andhra Pradesh State Industrial Single Window Clearance Act of 2002. Provisions of the TS-iPASS Bill 2014 • The Bill is aimed at speeding up processing for issue of various licences, clearances and certificates required by industries. The bill seeks to provide an investor-friendly environment in the State. • The Bill also seeks to create a Telangana state-wide Investment Facilitation Board (T-SWIFT) to be chaired by the chief secretary to deal with clearances for mega projects. • District-level committees will clear projects other than mega projects under a similar system. • The T-SWIFT Board will pursue clearances with departments through the nodal officer and the approvals arranged through the T-SWIFT Board would be final and binding on the departments. • The government also introduced a provision of Right To Clearances under TS-iPASS to enable the applicant to know the reasons for the delay besides imposing penalties on the designated officers of the competent authority. • The bill mandates State committee with industries secretary as chairman to issue all the clearances required to set up an industry within 30 days at a single-point clearance system. • As pe...

Hyderabad: The distribution of investments attracted under the TS-iPASS since 2015 has been significantly concentrated in districts such as Rangareddy (32.5 per cent) with Rs 67,431 crore, Nalgonda (13 per cent) with Rs 27,061 crore and Bhadradri Kothagudem (10.6 per cent) with Rs 21,917 crore. This pattern of concentration is even more pronounced while measuring employment, with Rangareddy alone accounting for 60.4 per cent (8.81 lakh) of the employment, followed by Warangal Rural with 13 per cent (1.9 lakh jobs) and Medchal-Malkajgiri with 7.1 per cent (over 1 lakh jobs). As per the Telangana Socio-Economic Outlook 2021, the investment committed by firms using TS-iPASS has increased by over 33 per cent since 2015. Between January 2020 and December 2020, 15 of the 33 districts saw an increase in investment commitments through TS-iPASS, while 18 districts saw an increase in employment commitments. Given the Covid-19 shock, the fact that more than half the districts in the State did not experience similar shortfalls is encouraging. Under TS-iPASS, 35 clearances from 27 departments are covered and a common application has been designed to cater to the requirements of all departments. It has streamlined the process of approvals by reducing the number of attachments from 110 to 10. The TS-iPASS portal provides for online pre-scrutiny of applications within 72 hours, which ensures that the applicant is informed of any shortfalls before making payment. An ‘industry chasing cell’...

This article includes a but its sources remain unclear because it lacks Please help to ( February 2019) ( TS-iPASS is a [ citation needed] Its online facility provides features to applicants to apply for approvals, pay fees, respond to queries, and download the approvals given by the department, eliminating the necessity of direct approach. Common enclosures evolved through process re-engineering has done away with the process of attaching the same documents multiple times. According to data provided by the Telangana government, between January 2015 and November 2018, over 8,500 projects with a total investment of Rs 1.4 lakh crore have been approved. Of those, over 6,000 projects with an investment of around Rs 60,660 crore have commenced operations. The government claims these projects have generated 2.7 lakh jobs. [ citation needed] History [ ] In 2002, the This 2002 act was to provide speedy processing for issue of various licenses, clearances and certificated required for setting up of industries, intended to promote of industrial development, and to provide a friendly investor environment. It is expedient to provide for speedy implementation of industrial and other projects in the State, by providing single point clearances to promoters and to ensure early commercial production of such projects. After the formation of Telangana, the fourth bill passed by the Legislative assembly was the "Telangana State Industrial Project Approval and Self-Certification System (TS-iP...

TS-iPASS – Beyond Single Window 1) First time in the world that a right to timely clearances provided 2) First time in India self-certification being accepted 3) First time, the time limits for clearances specified in the Act itself rather than in the rules 5) Penal provision if departments delay clearances 6) A single Common Application Form prescribed 7) Applicant need not go to different departments—this will be done by the Nodal Officer—like the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) 8) Grievance Redressal mechanism will be created 9) Applicant also liable for action if self-certification is false 10) Graft free and zero tolerance to corruption 11) Minimum inspection and maximum facilitation PREAMBLE Industrialization will be the key strategy followed for economic growth and development for Telangana, the 29th state of the country. People of the new state have very high expectations from the Telangana State Government for creating jobs for the youth, promote development of backward areas, maximize growth opportunities by opti mum utilization of the available resources, harness the talents and skills of the people, and usher prosperity in every household. Industrialization holds the potential for fulfilling all the dreams and aspirations of the people of Telangana. The vision for industrialization of Telangana is “Research to Innovation; Innovation to Industry; Industry to Prosperity”. The industrial policy framework will be driven by the slogan of “In Telangana—Inn...