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Chairing a review meeting of the GoM in Lucknow on Wednesday night, Adityanath issued directives that dwell upon the direct and indirect aspects of industrial development and investment. During the meeting, the CM broached a series of issues including the single window clearance system, industrial land bank policy, power generation, growth of micro small and medium Enterprises (MSME), improved connectivity and increased investment, among others. 

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He also raised the issue of corruption and increasing jobs, besides pitching for building entrepreneurship opportunities in the state. Adityanath hopes to spur industrial growth by focusing on these subjects. GoM presented the draft policy before the Uttar Pradesh CM, who has been keeping a track of the status industrial development in the state. The new policy is crucial in fulfilling several key pre-poll promises of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), including that of creating jobs and increasing tax revenue. 

Adityanath said the new policy should emphasize on identifying land for industries, as well as expanding the land bank for prospective units. Scarcity in a land bank has always been flagged as a major impediment to growth. Industrialists noted that while the state industrial development corporation (UPSIDC) lacks adequate land bank, purchasing private land was costly and unviable for entrepreneurs. 

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Recognizing a large market in the densely populated state of Uttar Pradesh, he said the policy should nurture a conducive business environment for faster economic growth and trade development. Typically, under this system, an employee or an officer receives confidential and anonymous feedback from his peers as well as his managers. The online feedback form includes questions covering a broad range of issues related to workplace competencies. The officer in question will also receive a similar feedback form, which will include the same survey questions that others received, and he or she will have to fill out a self-rating survey.