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Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini meets PM Narendra Modi to discuss new industrial policy
✍️ The Tribune
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 10:03 AM
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Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to brief him on Haryana's freshly drafted industrial policy and seek central support for its rollout.
New Delhi – Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini held a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to present the state's upcoming industrial policy. The CM outlined key incentives aimed at attracting manufacturing investments, upgrading infrastructure, and creating jobs across the region.
During the discussion, both leaders examined ways the central government could facilitate the policy's implementation, including financial assistance, streamlined clearances, and integration with national schemes such as Make in India. Saini emphasized that the policy is designed to leverage Haryana's strategic location and skilled workforce to boost export‑oriented production.
Modi acknowledged the state's efforts and pledged cooperation, noting that a robust industrial framework aligns with the government's broader economic agenda. The meeting concluded with an agreement to set up a joint task force to monitor progress and address any bottlenecks.
No specific timelines were disclosed, but officials indicated that a draft of the policy will be circulated to relevant ministries within weeks, followed by a formal launch later in the year.
During the discussion, both leaders examined ways the central government could facilitate the policy's implementation, including financial assistance, streamlined clearances, and integration with national schemes such as Make in India. Saini emphasized that the policy is designed to leverage Haryana's strategic location and skilled workforce to boost export‑oriented production.
Modi acknowledged the state's efforts and pledged cooperation, noting that a robust industrial framework aligns with the government's broader economic agenda. The meeting concluded with an agreement to set up a joint task force to monitor progress and address any bottlenecks.
No specific timelines were disclosed, but officials indicated that a draft of the policy will be circulated to relevant ministries within weeks, followed by a formal launch later in the year.