eBiz Mission Mode Project-An Overview

eBiz Mission Mode Project-An Overview
1. Introduction
The eBiz project is one of the 31 Mission Mode Projects under the National e-Governance plan
(NeGP) being executed by Departments of Industrial Policy and Promotion(DIPP), Ministry of
Commerce and Industry, Government of India.
eBiz is a transactional project taking e-Governance beyond online transactions to a
transformation in the Government’s approach towards delivery of services to investor & business.
2. Current Scenario
Starting a new business or setting up a new industrial unit requires multiple license/clearances
and related services from multiple Government agencies across various level of Government. The
information about these services is fragmented in multiple acts, rules and procedures and scattered
across multiple websites.
As a result, an average investor is confused and does not know where to begin and is dependent on
middlemen for guidance.
After obtaining the relevant information through secondary research and middlemen, the investor has
to begin a protracted series of interactions with multiple Government agencies. Each clearance
requires multiple interactions with the agencies and often multiple visits to the department offices.
The business user needs to apply for each service individually with the respective agency and make
payments through a restricted set of Banks authorized by the agency. Even when the online channels
are made available by the respective agencies, the business user has to repeatedly submit largely
similar information in repetitive fashion.
Opportunity and compliances costs for business are significant, as the time and effort spent in liaising
with multiple agencies could be devoted to other business-related activities.
It is evident that the current process is Time-Consuming, Expensive and Cumbersome. As a result, India
is constantly ranked poorly-130 out of 189- in starting a business indicator of World Bank’s Doing
business 2015 ranking. India also ranked poorly in the Business Freedom Indicator-123 out of 178 –in
the 2013 Index of Economic Freedom published by The Wall Street Journal and The Heritage
Foundation.
The situation is a clear call to action-a need for a transformational initiative to take service delivery to
the next level.
3. Web Governance Trends & Best Practices
All Web Governance maturity models in literate recommend a progression towards citizen
centric integrated service delivery model. For instance, Gartner’s Four Phase of e-governance Model
shows the progression of e-governance towards a Transformational phase where the delivery of
government services is redefined by providing a single point of contact to constituents that makes
government organization totally transparent to citizen. Governmental transformation will also include
the design of extranets that allow the seamless flow of information and collaborative decision-making
among federal, state and local government agencies.
On the same lines, Layne and Lee’s four-stage model sees the development of government
agencies as a natural progress in which the agency evolves because of and in response to functionally
needs and customer expectations. The realization of the four stages will imply the true one-stop shop
for the citizens.
eGovernance in India has been through these evolutionary stages-Starting from humble beginnings of a
departmental information portal, information systems have evolved through the transactional phase where
almost all major departments/ministries have been offering online services through flag-ship project such as
MCA21,ACES,e-Filling, Panchsheel etc. It is now time to take the transformational leap forward, towards
horizontal integration and citizen centric service delivery model.
The trend and maturity models cited above are not just theoretical concepts discussed in acedmic
literature. Nations around the world have already begun their transformational journey towards citizen-centric
delivery model.
A. Singapore Government’s Online Business Licensing Service (OBLS) is a one-stop portal for
businessmen to apply for all the required Singapore government licenses in a single online
transaction. The system routes all applications to various government agencies for
processing. OBLS allows businesses to apply, update, renew or terminate any combination
from a suite of 80 million business license issued by 17 government agencies, in one online
transaction. More than 80% of start-up businesses in Singapore are served by OBLS without
having to visit Government counter. Based on the cost-benefit analysis done at 31 Dec 2006,
businesses have benefited from the OBLS project with an estimated cost savings of US$27
million (since the pilot launch in Jan 2004). Singapore is ranked No. 1 in World Bank’s Ease of
Doing Business and 4th in Starting a Business indicator.
B. UK Government’s Business Link has been the Governments online resources for businesses
since 2007.After a recent review of its online service delivery strategy, the Government has
accepted the recommendation for making Directgov the government front-end for all
departments’ transactional online services to citizens and businesses, with the teeth to
mandate cross government solutions. Besides delivering better services for citizens, the move
has the potential to deliver gross annual savings of more than 1.3 billion pounds. On specific
directions from Cabinet Office, BusinessLink website is set to be merged with Directgov from
November 2011.In a related initiative, as on January, 2010, the Government had consolidated
over 907 of its 1700+ web sites and has further committed to consolidated a further 479 web
sites.
C. Canadian Government’s BizPal has been the Government’s online source of information on
permits and licences since 2005.BizPal was created and managed by a partnership involving
governments at the federal, provincial, territorial and municipal levels to provide information
on permits and licenses that may be required to start and grow a business. In addition,
province of British Columbia’s BC registry Services offers integrated business Registration
including registration with WorkSafeBC(Labour), Register with the Canada Revenue Agency
for GST/HST, payroll deductions, and import/export accounts and Business Licenses from
Municipal governments.
D. As per the World Bank Doing Business report over 20 economies established one-stop shops
in the year 2011 including economies like Cameroon , FYR Macedonia, Mexico, Peru ,Slovenia,
Tajikistan and Vietnam in light of the above considerations, There is no doubt that there is a
crying need for an online single window of the kind envisaged through following projected
benefits:
1. Enable entrepreneurs to submit one integrated application for multiple licenses and make
a consolidated payment for the various licenses that they require.
2. Reduce the number of procedures and correspondingly the cost and time taken for
obtaining approvals for starting and operating a business. A world Bank study on the
impact of similar reforms projects the following benefits:
 Average expected savings to investor for each license: over Rs. 6000 and 120 hours.
 Average expected savings to government from each license: over Rs.4000 and 100
hours.
3. Significantly improve the country’s position on the World Bank’s Doing business ranking
making the nation an investor friendly destination. A truly integrated Single window with
a joined –up service for business registration can potentially improve the country’s
starting a Business ranking.
4. Vision and Objectives
The vision of eBiz is to transform the business environment in the country by providing
efficient, convenient, transparent and integrated electronics services to investors, industries, and
business throughout the business life-cycle. This projects aims to create a business and investor
friendly ecosystem in India by making all business and investment related regulatory service across
Central, State and local governments available on a single portal, thereby obviating the need for
an investor or a business to visit multiple offices or a plethora of websites. It is envisaged that the
services offered on eBiz will eventually cover the entire life cycle of a business-right from its
establishment, through the ongoing operations, to even its possible closure.
The core value of this transformational project lies in a shift in the Government’s service
delivery approach from being department-centric to customer-centric. eBiz will create a 24×7
facility for information and services and will also offer joined-up services where a single
application submitted by a customer, for a number of permissions, clearances, approvals and
registrations will be routed automatically across multiple governmental agencies in a logical
manner. An inbuilt payment gateway will also add value by allowing all payments to be collected
at one point and then apportioned, split and routed to the respective heads of account of
Central/State/Parastatal agencies along with generation of challans and MIS report. This payment
gateway is the first of its kind designed in India and can become universal payment gateway for all
e-Governance applications.
Once fully Operational, this project will:
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Provide a secure one stop shop for all investment and business related information and
service 24×7 on a single portal.
Eliminate the need to physically interface with various regulatory authorities at the Central,
State and local government levels.
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Allow a single payment to be made electronically against a composite application form for
multiple services and the subsequent apportionment and routing of payments to individual
departments and agencies.
Significantly reduce the difficulties faced by investors and businesses in complying
with regulatory requirements and improve the ease of doing business.
Create a platform for multiple government agencies to cross validate their information.
The project envisages setting up a G2B portal to serve as a one-stop shop for delivery of
convenient and efficient services and addresses the needs of investors and businesses right from
the inception through the entire life cycle of the business.
5. Outcomes
The following are the outcomes of the eBiz project
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A world-class G2B portal that enhances India’s business competitiveness through a single,
service oriented, event driven interface for all G2B interactions.
Integrated G2B Services across Central, State & Local Government & across all geographies
in India.
The above outcome results in the following benefits to the investor,
6. eBiz Enabled Process
The mission of eBiz is to transform the above scenario and provide investors easy access to
relevant information and services through a number of key features such as License and Permits
Information Wizard, Composite Application Forms and Service Orchestration.
License and Permits Information Wizard
eBiz License and Permits Information wizard is a consolidated repository of all relevant
Licenses, Permits and other Regulatory information along with their applicability criteria. The
eBiz portal includes an ‘interview‐style’ Wizard which poses the investors a series of questions to
assess the licensing needs of their business. Based on the answers provided, the wizard provides a
customized list of Licenses/Clearances that the investor needs to begin their business operation
and a list of regulations that they need to comply with as part of operating their business.
Composite Application Form
In the current scenario, the investor needs to fil multiple application forms to avail various services
from Government agencies. An analysis of the form indicates significant overlap in the information
sought such as the identity of the applicant, demographics of the applicant/business unit etc. eBiz
will create a Composite Application Form combining the common elements and creating a single
form through which the investor can apply for multiple services.
Joined Up Service Orchestration
eBiz joined up service combines the backend workflow of multiple government departments in
such a manner that a single request from the investor through the Composite Application form is
routed through multiple Government agencies in a logical sequence. This includes parallel and
sequential orchestration based on interdependencies between the service being requested by the
investor.
7. Solution Framework
A high-level overview of the framework envisaged for the e-Biz solution to achieve the stated
goals is depicted in the figure below. The key components of the solution are the eBiz portal and
the shared service infrastructure. The portal integrates with the department systems through the
National e-Governance Service Delivery Gateway (NSDG), developed by the Department of
Information Technology, Government of India.
8. Technical Architecture of the integration
The success of eBiz is predicted on seamless integration with the department processes and
systems. Hence eBiz solutions have been designed to handle variations in the level of
computerization at the departments. The various types of integration envisioned are described
below.
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Level-1 / Level 0.5- Designed for department with back-end systems. Front-end on eBiz
integrates with departments system vide NSDG in back-end.
Level-2- Designed for department with no computerization. Both front and back-end will
be developed on eBiz.
In addition to the above levels of integration, eBiz also defines a higher level of integration-Level3-where composite services designed by joining up the workflow of the backend departments in
such a manner that a single request from the business user is routed to the appropriate
government authorities in a logically sequential manner.
Level 1 Integration
Level-1 integration is envisaged for services where the departments already have a well-designed
IT system in the back-end to process the service requests from the Entrepreneur. The following
sections provide a functional and technical overview of the L1 integration solutions.
Functional Overview
The following diagram describes the functional overview of Level-1 integration.
1. The Entrepreneur requests for a service by service by submitting the respective eForm with
Attachments on eBiz portal.
 The eBiz eForm will be designed to be functionally identical to form currently used
by the department. It will seek the information set and perform the same front-end
validations.
2. The Entrepreneur remits the Fees associated with the service on the eBiz portal through an
electronic Payment Gateway integrated with eBiz portal.
3. Once submitted eBiz System extracts the data from the Form and transmits it to the
department system via the NSDG.
4. NSDG routes the message to the appropriate department.
5. An Application Adaptor at the department end receives the message and writes the
request into the Departmental Application database.
6. Department user uses the Departmental Application to process the request.
7. Whenever status changes, the Application Adaptor sends message back to eBiz via NSDG.
Technical Overview
Level 1: As described in the earlier section, the integration with the department system will be via
the NSDG. The following sections describe the technical details of how this integrated is achieved.
The integration with the department system will be through application adaptor. The adaptor is
logically separated into multiple components. The below diagram shows the information flow
through the various components.
The following table briefly describes the responsibility of each of the component participating in
the integration.
Sr.
No.
Solution component
Description
1.
eBiz Specific SAP
adaptor
This is an eBiz component that would be hosted along with the
eBiz platform components in NIC. This component is responsible for
1. Transforming and packaging the Application Data Requests and
Clarifications submitted by the business user in the eBiz portal into
a format specified by NSDG in compliance with IIS protocol
specification using the SAP Generic Adaptor
2. In case the application size is greater than 2 MB, to account for
NSDG’s payload size limitation, this component splits the
application into smaller chunks before routing it to NSDG.
3. Poll the NSDG at
Departments.
regular intervals for responses from
4.
Process the Response from Department and routes them to
eBiz Portal.
2.
NSDG Supplied SAP
Generic Adaptor
This NSDG supplied component would be hosted along with the eBiz
platform in NIC. This component is responsible for payload into
IIS/IIP specified format and connecting to NSDG to post the payload
and poll for responses available in NSDG.
3.
NSDG Supplied. SP
Generic Adapter.
This NSDG supplied component would be hosted in the
Department. This component is responsible for receiving the
payload from NSDG and un‐Marshall the payload received from
NSDG. This component is also responsible for sending the responses
from the departments to eBiz portal via NSDG. This generic
connector will be hosted as web service where it will be deployed as
axis archive.
4.
eBiz Generic SP
adaptor
This eBiz component deployed is in the Department. This
component uses the NSDG SP Generic Adaptor to
Marshall/un‐Marshall payloads received from NSDG. In case of
larger payloads from eBiz portal, this component is responsible for
joining the split parts routed via NSDG. This component is also
responsible for formatting/sending responses from Departments
back to eBiz portal. It makes use of NSDG supplied Generic SP
Adaptor.
5.
eBiz Specific SP
Adaptor.
This eBiz component deployed in the Department’s IT infrastructure
acts as an intermediary between the eBiz Generic SP Adaptor and
Department IT Application. It receives the messages from NSDG and
posts it in a format acceptable to the Department’s IT Application in
the logical Queue.
6.
Input and Output Data exchanged between Department Applications and eBiz
Queues
components hosted in Departments are via logical Queues. These
queues could be JMS queues or logical queues simulated using a
database. The actual implementation of the queue’s will be decided
in consultation with the department.
7.
Business
Component.
Logic This component is a part (an extension to the) of the Department’s
IT Application. This is responsible for storing requests/responses
from/to eBiz Portal in the Department Application. This component
is also responsible for sending responses from the Department
Application. The Department Application need to be enhanced to
have these capabilities. The exact format of message that needs to
be exchanged between Departments and the eBiz team will be
detailed as part of technical design.
The eBiz Gateway Components described above (items 3-6) will need to be hosted on the
Department’s datacentre while the Business Logic Component (item 7) will be co-hosted on the
department’s existing IT infrastructure.
Level-0.5
Level integration is envisaged for services where the departments already have a well-designed IT
system in the back-end to process the service requests from the Entrepreneur. In L 0.5 integration
applicant will be redirected to department’s existing system to fill the form. The tracking of application will
continue at eBiz end.
Functional OverviewL 0.5 integration is a new way of doing integration with Department system. It may be envisaged
as a middle path version of existing L0 and L1 integration (hence the name L 0.5).
 In L0 integration, a hyperlink is provided to the Business user to access Department portal
to fill and submit the application. BU gets registered on the department portal and tracks
the status of his/ her application on the department portal.
 In L1 integration, an eform (same as Department’s existing form) is created and made
available on eBiz portal. BU downloads the form, fills and uploads the same on eBiz portal.
Once payment is made successfully the form is sent to department system (as pdf or data
extracted in xml- in base 64 encoded xml packets). Department system processes the
application and sends updated status to eBiz portal where the BU can track the status of all
the application he has filed.
 In the proposed L 0.5 integration, eform will not be developed and published on eBiz
portal. Business User will be redirected (through a hyperlink) to the Department portal for
filling and submitting the form. Once the form is submitted at department portal,
department system pushes back the updated status. Thereafter, eBiz portal polls the
department system at regular frequency for updated status, so that the BU can track the
status of his application on eBiz portal
The solution is designed for services which have bulky/ lengthy forms on their online web
application. The redirection from eBiz to the existing department portal will leverage the
department’s portal to fill and submit the form. Once the form is submitted at department end,
the department will send updated status to eBiz for tracking.
Note-
It may be a temporary arrangement for timely delivery. Once the system gets stabilize,
concessionaire should strive for full L1 Integration.
Level 2 Integration
Level-2 integration is envisaged for services where the departments do not have any IT system to
process the service requests from the Entrepreneur. In Level 2 service, the eBiz implements the
backend system for processing. The eBiz Department portal allows the department user to view,
scrutinize and process application received through eBiz.
Functional Overview
The following diagram describes the functional overview of Level-2 integration.
1. The Entrepreneur requests for a service by submitting the respective eForm with
attachments on eBiz portal. The eBiz eForm will be designed to be functionally identical to
statutory form defined by the department.
2. The Entrepreneur remits the fees associated with the service on the eBiz portal through an
electronic payment Gateway integrated with eBiz portal.
3. Once submitted eBiz system routes the application to appropriate office of the department
for processing.
4. Department user uses the eBiz Departmental portal to process the request.
5. Department user will be able to scrutinize the application form, verify fees paid by the
service and also communicate any short-falls back to the applicant.
6. The eBiz Department portal will automatically route the application through appropriate
roles as per the workflow defined by the department.
7. As the processing progresses, the eBiz Departmental portal will send status messages back
to the applicant.
9. eBiz program Roadmap:
The eBiz project was conceptualized with support from National Institute of Smart Government
(NISG) as the consulting partner and developed by M/s. Infosys Ltd., Bangalore in a Public Private
Partnership (PPP) model for a period of 10 years.
The first three years constitute the pilot phase, and will earmark setting up of the eBiz portal and
provisioning of 50 services covering 10 central government departments and 5 states (Andhra
Pradesh, Haryana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Delhi).In addition 5 more states (Odisha,
Rajasthan, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal) have been included during the pilot phase.
The next seven years called expansion phase, the portal will be run on PPP basis through a
business model approved for the project. In this phase, the project will be expanded to cover the
whole country and to provide over 200 G2B services and other value added services by suitable
private vendors.
The eBiz platform with License & Permit Wizard, Payment gateway facilitating payment through
Internet banking, Credit & Debit card and ePAO solution for centralized booking and reconciliation
of all Central Government receipts & payments along with Twenty Central Government service
has been launched with fourteen services of Andhra Pradesh Government, 14 services for Govt.
of Odisha and two services of Govt. of NCT of Delhi. Three joined-up (L3) services named INC7
with 7 services, INC29 with 5 services and 5 services under Labour act of Ministry of Labor &
employment has been launched. The portal can be accessed through www.ebiz.gov.in. The list of
launched services is attached as Annexure-1.
During the year it is planned to integrate additional 7 services related to Central Government
departments and roll-out of State services in the remaining pilot states (A CAF of 14 services is
expected to be integrated). List attached as Annexure-2.
ANNEXURE-1
List of 20 Central Government Services(Integrated)
S.
Ministry/ Dept. Name
Service Name
No.
1.
Employee’s State Insurance Employer Registration
Corporation
2.
Department
of
Industrial Industrial License
Policy and Promotion
3.
Department
of
Industrial Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum
Policy and Promotion
4.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Name Availability
5.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Director Identification Number
6.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Certificate of Incorporation
7.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs
Commencement of Business 1
8.
Central Board of Direct Taxes
Issue of Permanent Account Number
(PAN)
9.
Central Board of Direct Taxes
Issue of Tax Deduction Account Number
(TAN)
10.
Reserve Bank of India
Advanced Foreign Remittance (AFR)
11.
Reserve Bank of India
Foreign
Collaboration-General
Permission Route (FC-GPR)
12.
Employees’ Provident Fund Employer Registration
Organization
13.
Petroleum and Explosives Issue of Explosive License
Safety Organization
14.
Directorate General of Foreign Importer Exporter Code License
Trade
15.
Reserve Bank of India
Foreign Currency- Transfer of Shares 2
16.
Department of Heavy Industry Issue of custom duty concession
(DHI)
certificate to entrepreneurs under
project import scheme
17.
Central Board of Direct Taxes Changes or correction in PAN data
(CBDT)
18.
Ministry of Labour and
Registration under the Contract Labour
Employment (MoL&E)
Act, 1970
19.
Ministry of Labour and
Registration under the Building and
Employment (MoL&E)
other construction workers Act, 1996
20.
Ministry of Labour and
Registration under the Inter-State
Employment (MoL&E)
Migrant Workmen Act, 1979
1
2
Launch Date
12.12.2014
20.01.2014
20.01.2014
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
19.02.2015
24.08.2015
1.10.2015
1.10.2015
28.10.2015
28.10.2015
28.10.2015
Withdrawn from eBiz Portal w.e.f 15.07.2015 pursuant to the company’s amendment act 2015.
FC-TRS is additional service integrated and launched with eBiz portal w.e.f 24.08.2015 on request of RBI.
As regards the pilot states, 14 state services (12L2+2L1) for the State of Andhra Pradesh have been
launched on 18.09.2015; two services for NCT of Delhi have been launched on 01/10/2015 and 14
services for Govt. of Odisha have been launched on 14.02.2016.
List of 16 State services (Launched)
Andhra Pradesh (14 Services)
S.No.
Department Name
Service Name
1
2
AP-Ground Water Department
AP-Department of Factories
3
4
AP-Department of Factories
AP-Department of Factories
Permission to draw Ground Water
Approvals of plans from Factories
Department
Factories License
Annual Filing under Factories Act
5
6
7
8
9
10
AP-Fire Department
AP-Department of Industries
AP-Department of Industries
AP-Department of Industries
AP-Department of Industries
AP-Department of Industries
11
AP-Department of Drug Controller
12
AP - Department of Town & Country Planning
NOC from Fire Services Department
Industrial Incentives(Power)
Industrial Incentives (VAT)
Allotment of Scarce raw materials
MSME Registration
NOC Acknowledgement from GM, DIC for
MSME
License for manufacturing Bulk Drugs and
Formulations
Permission from TCP for Site and Building
13
14
AP-Commercial Taxes Department
AP-Commercial Taxes Department
VAT Registration
CST Registration
Delhi (2 Services)
S.No.
1.
Department Name
Factories Department
Service Name
Factory Filling
2.
BYPL(BSES Yamuna Power Limited)
New Power Connection
Odisha (14 Services)
S.No.
Departme
Department Name Nam
o.
Service Name
1
Industries Department, Odisha
Project Evaluation cum Allotment of Land
2
Directorate of Factories & Boilers, Odisha
Registration under Boilers Act
3
Labour Directorate, Odisha
Registration under Shops and
Establishment Act
4
Labour Directorate, Odisha
5
Water Resources Department, Odisha
Registration of Establishment Employing
Contract Labour
Permission to draw Water for IndustriesGround Water & Surface Water
6
Directorate of Factories & Boilers, Odisha
Approvals of Plan under Factories Act,1948
7
Department of Energy, Odisha
New Power Connection
8
Housing and Urban Development
Department, Odisha
Permission for Site and Building
9
Directorate of Factories & Boilers, Odisha
Factories License under Factories Act,1948
10
Housing and Urban Development
Department, Odisha
Completion cum Occupancy Certificate
11
Commercial Taxes Organisation, Odisha
VAT Registration
12
Commercial Taxes Organisation, Odisha
CST Registration
13.
Odisha State Pollution Control Board
Consent to Establish
14.
Odisha State Pollution Control Board
Consent to Operate
List of Joined-up (L3) Services:
S.No.
Joined-up Services
1.
Company
Services
INC-293
Combined Service offered
Launch Date
Registration “Name Availability”, “Direct Identification 12th Oct, 2015.
Number, “Certificate of Incorporation”
from Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
“Issue of Permanent Account Number
(PAN)” and “Issue of Tax Deduction
Number (TAN)” from Central Board of
Direct Taxes.
“Employer Registration” of Employee’s
State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) &
Employee’s Provident Fund Organisation
(EPFO).
2.
3.
Company
Services
INC73
Labour
Services
Incorporation “Certificate of Incorporation”
Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
from 15th June, 2015.
“Issue of Permanent Account Number
(PAN), Issue of Tax Deduction Number
(TAN)” FROM Central Board of Direct
Taxes.
Registration “Registration under Contract Labour Act, 28th Oct, 2015.
1970.”
“Registration under building and other
Construction worker Act, 1996.”
“Registration under Inter-State Migrant
Workmen Act, 1979” from Ministry of
Labour and Employment (MoL&E).”
Employer Registration by Employees’
Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) &
Employee’s State Insurance Corporation
(ESIC).
3
th
MCA services from INC29 and INC7 ( joined up services) has been suspended w.e.f 28 March 2016 till date on
account of MCA due to MCA’s system up-gradation.
ANNEXURE-2
List of 7 Central Government Services(In Progress)
S. No. Ministry/ Dept. Name
Service Name
1.
Department of Economic Affairs, Approval from Foreign Investment Promotion
Ministry of Finance
Board (FIPB)
2.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
Annual Filing of Company Returns
3.
Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA)
Constitution of the Firm- Partnership/ LLP
Company
4.
Ministry of Environment and Forest Application for Environment Clearance
& Climate Change (MoEF)
Ministry of Environment and Forest Approval for diversion of forest land for non& Climate Change (MoEF)
forest purposes under section - 2 of the forest
(conservation) act, 1980
5.
6.
Director General of Foreign Trade Issue of Import Export license of goods for
(DGFT)
Restricted items
7.
Ministry of Micro, Small
Medium Enterprises (MSME)
and Issuance of EM part-1 and part-2
List of Services available in proposed CAF (Common Application Form).
S.
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Name of Service
Available in State
License under Section 18 of Drugs & Cosmetics Act
NoC from Fire Services Department
Approvals of plan under Factories Act 1948
Allotment of Land/Shed in Industrial Estate/ Area
Registration under Shops and Establishment Act
Permission for Site and Building
Consent to establish under Water Act, 1974 and the
Air Act, 1981
Consent to operate under Water Act, 1974 and the Air
Act, 1981
New Power Connection including permission to
charge the line
Permission to draw water outside industrial area
Completion cum occupancy certificate
Permission to draw water
Registration under Boilers Act
Factories License under Factories Act 1948
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Delhi