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Industry and Economy |
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Why Meghalaya |
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- A peaceful and progressive
state economies in North-East region of India
- A congenial investment climate
- A liberalised State Industrial Policy
providing attractive incentives/subsidies with Single
Window Clearance facility
- A storehouse of vast natural resources
such as minerals, agricultural products, forest products,
hydel power etc.
- An automatic choice for tourists with
its pleasant climate, scenic landscape and other facilities
- A ready market in the North-East and
the neighbouring countries viz. Bangladesh
- Adequate infrastructure particularly
in terms of power, transportation, communication,
banking, medical facilities, education etc; surplus
power being exported to neighbouring states and countries
- Industrial Estates/Areas, Export Promotion
Industrial Parks (EPIP) and Growth Centres set up
at strategic locations within the State
- Special tax incentives/concessions for
export-oriented units and investment in key infrastructure
areas
- Special Central Government incentives
for investment in Meghalaya
- Favourable regulatory environment
- Congenial Industrial Relations climate
- Availability of skilled but cheap manpower
- The state capital Shillong is an important
centre for education in the North-East
- Communication is easy - english being
the widely spoken language
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