The Commerce Ministry has urged the industry to give constant feedback for improving ease of doing business in India.

Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) Secretary Ramesh Abhishek today that the Ministry is taking several steps to improve the ease of doing business environment in India but constant feedback is needed for that.

“Ministries and Departments are engaging with stakeholders but the feedbacks need to be faster,” he added.

Abhishek was addressing the an event organized by FICCI on 'Ease of Doing Business: Distance and Destination'.

“What we need to know from all the stakeholders particularly people who are working on this is a constant feedback about how well the systems are working,” he urged.

He said in the last two years the Centre as well as the state governments have worked on all the 10 parameters on which the World Bank ranks the countries in the doing business index.

Government is working on 10 parameters of ease of doing business such as starting a business, construction permits, getting electricity and conducting trade across borders, informed DIPP Secretary.

Abhishek also informed that the Ministry of Corporate Affairs is planning to have a single form which will incorporate all the requirements of starting a business whether searching for a name for a company name etc. (KNN/ AR)