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How Punjab plans to show it means business

For AAP govt, the Udyog Kranti scheme is a game-changer the state so desperately needs. Its execution is the challenge
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AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal speaks at the Invest Punjab event, as CM Bhagwant Mann and others look on. Tribune photo

UDYOG KRANTI translates into industrial revolution, or an overhaul of the way business is conducted and the industry operates — in Punjab’s context, where it often struggles to operate. The AAP government says its new Udyog Kranti scheme is designed to reverse the state’s diminishing business prospects and make it an integral part of the India growth story. At a recent Invest Punjab summit in Mohali, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and party convenor Arvind Kejriwal rolled out the ambitious scheme. They see it as a game-changer, but how it is implemented and the industry reacts is the big question.

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