Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday launched Karnataka’s revamped single window system aimed at improving the ease of doing business (EoDB).
Announcing the simplified window at the global investors meet (GIM) on Tuesday, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said the new system will speed up investment approvals and cut compliance burden.
The system integrates over 150 business services across 30 state departments. It will provide real-time status updates, allowing investors to track approvals, amendments, and renewals without delays, the CM said. The initiative is particularly beneficial for the manufacturing sector as it introduces an Affidavit-Based Clearance (ABC) mechanism through Karnataka Udyog Mitra. This will enable investors to begin construction and preparatory activities without waiting for multiple approvals, he added.
The revamped window was integrated with the national single window system, allowing investors to access central-level services seamlessly. It also incorporates several KIADB services, such as land search, selection, allotment, and building plan approvals. These services are now available through a single portal. This makes it easier for investors to navigate the approval process without having to approach multiple offices.
The system focuses on improving the overall investor experience. It simplifies forms, eliminates duplicated information, and integrates with over 40 systems through APIs. It also provides real-time status visibility with event-based alerts and triggers.
The system enables investors to apply for and track their claims online to ensure ease in incentive claims and disbursement. The new features, Siddaramaiah said, will make Karnataka one of the most investor-friendly destinations in the country.
SEMICON MANUFACTURING
The CM said Karnataka was positioning itself as the go-to destination for semiconductor manufacturing with major investments from Intel, TSMC, and Micron. The state accounted for 60% of India's electronic product exports, making it a global supplier of next-gen chips and devices.
The New Industrial Policy 2025-30 outlines Karnataka's ambitious vision to drive innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth, aiming for a 12% annual growth rate in the manufacturing sector, while targeting Rs 7.5 lakh crore in investments and creating 20 lakh jobs by 2030, he said.
Karnataka contributed over 40% of India’s software exports, with the presence of major tech giants like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Google, Amazon, and Apple. The state was also investing in AI-driven governance, block-chain adoption, and cloud computing ecosystems to future-proof the digital economy.
“We are actively identifying suitable locations to fast-track the establishment of Bengaluru's second international airport, further boosting the city's global connectivity and economic potential,” the CM said.
Announcing the simplified window at the global investors meet (GIM) on Tuesday, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said the new system will speed up investment approvals and cut compliance burden.
The system integrates over 150 business services across 30 state departments. It will provide real-time status updates, allowing investors to track approvals, amendments, and renewals without delays, the CM said. The initiative is particularly beneficial for the manufacturing sector as it introduces an Affidavit-Based Clearance (ABC) mechanism through Karnataka Udyog Mitra. This will enable investors to begin construction and preparatory activities without waiting for multiple approvals, he added.
The revamped window was integrated with the national single window system, allowing investors to access central-level services seamlessly. It also incorporates several KIADB services, such as land search, selection, allotment, and building plan approvals. These services are now available through a single portal. This makes it easier for investors to navigate the approval process without having to approach multiple offices.
The system focuses on improving the overall investor experience. It simplifies forms, eliminates duplicated information, and integrates with over 40 systems through APIs. It also provides real-time status visibility with event-based alerts and triggers.
The system enables investors to apply for and track their claims online to ensure ease in incentive claims and disbursement. The new features, Siddaramaiah said, will make Karnataka one of the most investor-friendly destinations in the country.
SEMICON MANUFACTURING
The CM said Karnataka was positioning itself as the go-to destination for semiconductor manufacturing with major investments from Intel, TSMC, and Micron. The state accounted for 60% of India's electronic product exports, making it a global supplier of next-gen chips and devices.The New Industrial Policy 2025-30 outlines Karnataka's ambitious vision to drive innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth, aiming for a 12% annual growth rate in the manufacturing sector, while targeting Rs 7.5 lakh crore in investments and creating 20 lakh jobs by 2030, he said.
Karnataka contributed over 40% of India’s software exports, with the presence of major tech giants like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Google, Amazon, and Apple. The state was also investing in AI-driven governance, block-chain adoption, and cloud computing ecosystems to future-proof the digital economy.
“We are actively identifying suitable locations to fast-track the establishment of Bengaluru's second international airport, further boosting the city's global connectivity and economic potential,” the CM said.
