RIICO Approves Direct Land Allotment Scheme
Hindustan Times Patna|January 06, 2025
The Investors Who Signed Proposals With The State During The 'Rising Rajasthan' Summit Will Get Industrial Land Parcels Allotted For Their Projects
HT Correspondent

JAIPUR: The Rajasthan State Industrial Development and Investment Corporation Ltd (RIICO) has approved the Direct Land Allotment Scheme to expedite affordable land allotment to investors. The corporation has also developed an online portal for easy allotment of plots, and on which investors will be able to apply online through their single sign-on (SSO) ID.

A senior official familiar with the development said that through this scheme, the investors who signed investment proposals with the government of Rajasthan during the recently concluded "Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit 2024" will get industrial land parcels allotted for their respective projects at an expedited pace as per their eligibility.

To convert the signed investment proposals into running projects, attract investment and provide incentives to the investors, the state government has formulated a policy framework and launched 10 new policies, including the Rajasthan MSME Policy-2024, Rajasthan Export Promotion Policy-2024 and Rajasthan One District One Product Policy-2024.

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