Bihar News: Big step regarding ease of doing business, from building by-laws to health licensing will be easy.

Bihar News: To make business and investment easier in Bihar Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) And Deregulation 1.0 and 2.0 A high-level review of the reforms being done under this was conducted. Special Secretary to the Cabinet Secretariat, Government of India K.K. Reader And Chief Secretary of Bihar suffix nectar The progress in reforms related to trade, building construction, land, health, tourism and digital services was discussed in the meeting co-chaired by PM Modi.

The construction process will become easier with the new building bye-laws.

In the drawing room Bihar Building By-Laws 2026 The draft was discussed. Its objective is to ease the approval of building construction and better utilization of commercial plots. Mixed-use Development To promote.

For low-risk buildings under new provisions self-certification and for medium risk buildings Third-Party Inspection Arrangement is proposed. With this, efforts are being made to make the approval process related to construction more simple and time bound.

EoDB Bill 2026 has been approved

To ease business processes in Bihar EoDB Bill 2026 It has been approved by the Legislative Assembly on 23 July 2026. Under this, provisions like giving relief to industries from dual licensing, giving approval to MSMEs on the basis of self-declaration and giving relief in the inspection process are being made.

The government aims to reduce the compliance burden for businesses and industries and create a more conducive environment for investment. Even at the central level, EoDB reforms are promoting measures like simplification of processes, digitalization and risk-based monitoring.

More than 2000 government documents on digital repository

Bihar Government rules, acts and government orders have been made available in a centralized digital repository to enhance administrative transparency. bihar.gov.in But this system is live from 19 June 2026 and till now over 2,000 documents Have been uploaded.

Apart from this, under the Right to Public Services (RTPS) auto-appeal system Has also been started from 23rd June. Its purpose is to make the appeal process more effective in case services are not provided within the stipulated time.

The process of CLU and electricity connection will be easy

Simplifying the rules related to land and environment was also discussed in the meeting. To provide relief to farmers and land owners Land Use Change (CLU) Informed consent was given for eliminating the requirement.

Along with this, it was also said to move forward on reforms like speeding up the process of electricity connection and eliminating the requirement of minimum land for private schools.

Improvement in health and tourism sector also

in health sector Unified Health Licensing Portal It has been decided to develop. For this, RFP is to be issued soon by the State Health Committee. This will make an effort to simplify the process of licensing and approval related to health services through an integrated digital system.

Whereas in the tourism sector Chief Minister Homestay Incentive Policy 2026 Under this, emphasis has been laid on simplifying the rules. The Tourism Department has been instructed to further liberalize the homestay policy.

Instructions to departments to issue notification soon

In the meeting, instructions were given to the concerned departments to immediately issue necessary notifications to implement the reforms. The fire department has been asked to amend the rules in line with the EoDB Bill and the new building bye-laws.

Apart from this, for various approvals related to building construction, industry and health. Appointment of third-party inspection agencies But it was said that the final decision should be taken soon.

Senior officials of various departments including Industry, Urban Development, Revenue and Land Reforms, Home, Health and Education were present in the meeting. These reforms aim to make business and investment processes in Bihar less complex, enhance digital services and reduce the burden of administrative compliance.

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