BHAVYA will be implemented in partnership with states & private sector players. Plug-and-play industrial parks are “ready-to-use ecosystems where land, utilities, approvals, and infrastructure are pre-developed, enabling industries to start operations quickly without delays related to land acquisition or infrastructure setup”, according to a government statement.

Small Hydro Power Development Scheme for FY 2026-27 to FY 2030-31 is aimed at installation of small hydro projects of an approximate capacity of 1500 MW. The scheme will support setting up of small projects (between 1-25 MW capacity) in different states, and will “especially benefit hilly and North Eastern states with high potential for such projects”.

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The Group comprises senior officials and distinguished representatives from government, academia, industry and professional bodies, including Shantanu Mitra, Sanjay Shorey and Balamurugan D from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Prof. Harpreet Kaur of National Law University Jodhpur, Ashish Kumar Chauhan of the National Stock Exchange of India, Ajay Bahl and Bahram N. Vakil of AZB and Partners, P. R. Ramesh, Prof. M. P. Ram Mohan of IIM Ahmedabad, Prof. Vasanthi Srinivasan of IIM Bangalore, Pavan Kumar Vijay, Rahul Matthan and Dr. Pankaj Dikshit, along with representatives from ICAI, ICSI, ICMAI, CII, FICCI and ASSOCHAM. The School of Business Environment at IICA will serve as the Secretariat to the Advisory Group. In addition, IICA has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs to undertake a comprehensive research study titled Re-envisioning Ease of Doing Business for Viksit Bharat 2047, aimed at generating evidence-based recommendations to support policy innovation and administrative reforms.

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In the northern region, the existing Regional Directorate at Delhi has been bifurcated into RD (NR-I) at New Delhi, covering NCT of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, and RD (NR-II) at Chandigarh, covering Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, and the UTs of Chandigarh, Ladakh and Jammu & Kashmir. Correspondingly, RoC Delhi has been split into three offices—two for different districts of NCT of Delhi and one new RoC at Chandigarh for Haryana. Additionally, a new RoC at Noida has been created by carving out 17 western districts of Uttar Pradesh from RoC Kanpur.

Similarly, the Western Region has been reorganized with RD (WR-I) at Mumbai for Mumbai districts, Goa and Daman & Diu, and RD (WR-II) at Navi Mumbai for the rest of Maharashtra. RoC Mumbai has been split into Mumbai-I and Mumbai-II, and a new RoC at Nagpur will cater to Vidarbha and parts of Marathwada. Further, a new South-Western Regional Directorate has been established at Bengaluru for Karnataka, Kerala and Lakshadweep, while RoC Kolkata has been divided into two offices to separately handle Kolkata district with Sikkim and the rest of West Bengal.

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The three-day conference, held from the 26th of this month, focused on the theme “Human Capital for Viksit Bharat.” Highlighting India’s demographic advantage, the Prime Minister noted that nearly 70 per cent of the population is of working age, presenting a historic opportunity to accelerate economic growth. He said India has boarded the “Reform Express,” driven by the energy of its youth, whose empowerment remains a key government priority.

Mr Modi stressed that Viksit Bharat stands for quality and excellence, urging stakeholders to go beyond average outcomes. He said “Made in India” must become a global symbol of quality, with zero defects and minimal environmental impact. He also called for identifying 100 products for domestic manufacturing to reduce import dependence.

The Prime Minister emphasised skill mapping, tourism development, sports infrastructure, high-value agriculture, digitisation of manuscripts and capacity building. He concluded by urging States to prepare 10-year actionable plans with clear targets and technology-based monitoring.

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