The policy mandates that once technical evaluations finish, competent authorities must sign off within 30 days.

Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced a mandatory 30-day strict deadline for all industrial and investment approvals. Under this newly unveiled single-window regime, any administrative department failing to process applications within this designated timeframe will forfeit its veto power as proposals gain automated approval.

To bypass traditional red tape, the State Investment Promotion Board (SIPB) secretariat has been officially designated as the supreme single nodal agency. Operating under the Bihar Industrial Investment Promotion Act, this regulatory body gains comprehensive administrative and legal teeth to issue unreviewable clearances.

The policy mandates that once technical evaluations finish, competent authorities must sign off within 30 days. If local bureaucracies stall, the SIPB secretariat automatically triggers a legally binding "deemed clearance" mechanism, which completely bars sub-departments from seeking any subsequent administrative reviews.

This sweeping operational overhaul effectively eliminates structural bottlenecks, unnecessary paper trails, and agonizing institutional delays that historically crippled regional factory setup. By replacing unpredictable human interventions with explicit legal guarantees, the state firmly insulates private investors against deep-seated administrative corruption.

Ultimately, this pro-market framework aims to cultivate an ultra-transparent ecosystem that builds corporate confidence, spawns large-scale local employment, and strengthens regional self-reliance. Accelerating these processing timelines will turn a sluggish state into a highly competitive, industrialized powerhouse for its citizens.