The Assam government has introduced a new reform allowing rural entrepreneurs to set up small industrial and Khadi units on agricultural land without prior conversion approval, aiming to boost self-employment.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced a new policy allowing small, non-polluting enterprises to operate without government approvals for their first three years, aiming to boost entrepreneurship and job creation.
The Assam Cabinet on Sunday approved seven bills, including reforms for Ease of Doing Business and MSME facilitation, aiming to boost industrial growth and employment.
The Assam Cabinet on June 23, 2026, approved significant policy reforms to boost industrial growth, education, and tourism, including easing land reclassification and simplifying regulations for private institutions and accommodations.