Haryana's Chief Minister Reviews 2024 Vehicle Scrapping Policy
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Chandigarh, March 13 (NationPress) Haryana's Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini, convened a meeting on Friday to evaluate the progress of various incentive programs under the Haryana Registered Vehicle Scrapping and Recycling Facility Incentive Policy of 2024, designed to enhance the vehicle scrapping and recycling industry.
The meeting underscored the importance of promoting scientific and eco-friendly methods for scrapping and recycling old vehicles, aiming to attract investment and create new job opportunities within the state.
During the session, Amit Agrawal, Commissioner and Secretary of Industries and Commerce, shared that registered scrapping and recycling units would be recognized with industry status, making them eligible for various financial incentives.
As part of the Capital Subsidy Scheme, both new and expanding industrial units will receive subsidies on capital investments at specified rates, effectively lowering the costs associated with establishing these industries and fostering increased investment in the region.
Additionally, under the Net SGST Reimbursement Scheme, qualifying industrial units will receive reimbursement for a designated portion of the state GST they have paid, providing much-needed financial relief and encouraging industrial growth, especially in underdeveloped areas.
Moreover, the Park Developers Scheme will offer financial support for developing Eco-Parks and Recycling Parks, covering a specified percentage of the project costs, excluding land expenses.
The policy also includes provisions for reimbursing stamp duty on the purchase or lease of land, facilitating the establishment of modern infrastructure within the sector.
Skill development received particular attention at the meeting, with plans to set up centres of excellence for training and financial assistance for specialized programs in government ITIs, polytechnics, and other educational institutions.
The goal is to cultivate a proficient workforce for the vehicle scrapping and recycling industry, thereby expanding employment opportunities for the youth.
It was emphasized that effectively implementing these schemes could significantly enhance the vehicle scrapping and recycling industry in Haryana, while simultaneously promoting environmental sustainability and boosting investment and job prospects across the state.