Chandigarh : In a major boost to Haryana’s industrial growth journey, the Government of Haryana today launched the flagship “Make in Haryana” Policy along with 9 new sectoral policies at Gurugram. Soon after the launch of the new policy ecosystem, the State received investment commitments worth approximately Rs. 1,10,000 crore across multiple sectors, across which 30,000 Crores worth projects are in the form of FDI.
The event was held in the presence of Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, Industries Minister, Rao Narbir Singh. The programme witnessed participation from leading industry groups, investors, MSMEs, startup founders, foreign delegations, senior government officials, and stakeholders from across the country.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister said that Haryana is fully prepared for the next phase of industrial growth and is committed towards faster governance, investor facilitation, strong infrastructure, employment generation, and industry partnership. He highlighted that the new policy framework reflects Haryana’s vision of becoming one of India’s most competitive and future-ready manufacturing and investment destinations.
The Industries Minister said that the newly launched policies aim to strengthen manufacturing, encourage sector-specific growth, support MSMEs, attract global investments, and build a strong future-ready industrial ecosystem in the State. The Government launched the “Make in Haryana” Policy along with 9 new sectoral policies to accelerate investments across key sectors, including manufacturing, electric vehicles, electronics, food processing, data centres, GCCs, advanced manufacturing, toys and sports goods, and emerging industries. The key highlights of the flagship policy are:
- The “Make in Haryana” Policy introduces a major reform in the State’s industrial framework by replacing the legacy A/B/C/D block categorization system with a simplified and more transparent area classification framework.
- For the first time, fiscal incentives have been extended across the entire State to promote balanced industrial growth.
- The policy provides substantial capital support of up to 30% along with Net SGST reimbursement incentives to improve project viability and accelerate investments.
- To strengthen innovation-led manufacturing, the policy also offers R&D incentives of up to INR 50 crore and export-linked incentives to support industries integrating with global value chains.
- Special provisions have also been introduced to support export-oriented units impacted by geopolitical disruptions through one-time diversification support. In addition, the policy promotes green and sustainable manufacturing through incentives for renewable energy adoption, carbon credit generation, Zero Liquid Discharge systems, and green building certifications.
- The policy also enables industries to leverage a 50 percent top-up on incentives received under Government of India schemes such as PLI, while simultaneously supporting the development of Mega Private Industrial Parks to catalyse the next phase of industrial expansion in the State.
- Further, to strengthen ease of doing business and investor confidence, the policy introduces a time-bound and transparent incentive disbursement mechanism, including faster processing timelines for incentive approvals and disbursement.
During the event, the Government also launched a revamped and AI-enabled “Single Window 2.0” system, an investor facilitation platform aimed at transforming the investor experience in Haryana. The platform has been designed to use AI capabilities to generate an AI-enabled Investment Blueprint, a Single Click GIS Land Identification Platform, designed to make land identification seamless, assess all incentives and understand all regulatory approvals for any piece of industrial land in the State.
The new system has the feature of Smart AI Agent, which keeps the query handling conversational rather than question-and-answer-based. The portal also enables investors to calculate the quantum of incentives, as per the investment inputs and also understand the Clearances/ Approvals required to start the business operations. This portal is designed to translate the vision of the Make in Haryana Policy into reality.
Another major highlight of the event was the announcement of “Happening Haryana”, the State’s upcoming Global Investors Summit, which aims to put Haryana strongly on the world investment map.
The event also witnessed the signing and exchange of MoUs worth Rs. 90,000 crore across sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, electronics, food processing, renewable energy, and MSMEs. Officials stated that these investment commitments are expected to generate significant employment opportunities and strengthen industrial development across the State, and also reflect confidence in the new policy regime of the State.
The Government reiterated that Haryana remains committed to providing proactive support, faster approvals, seamless facilitation, and a partnership-driven approach for industries and investors. With strong connectivity, strategic access to NCR, expanding industrial infrastructure, and a rapidly growing manufacturing ecosystem, Haryana continues to emerge as one of India’s preferred destinations for investments.
