The Centre is moving quickly on deregulation measures to enhance ease of business for India Inc, with reforms now being placed on the fast track. A senior government official confirmed that proposals announced during the Union Budget 2025-26 are being accelerated to ease compliance burdens and support domestic industry.
Key steps include setting up a high-level committee on regulatory reforms, simplifying foreign direct investment (FDI) rules, and rolling out the second edition of the Jan Vishwas Bill to further decriminalise minor offences.
Officials said the new package, being called Ease of Business 2.0, will be a successor to the reform push initiated by the government in 2014. The move comes at a crucial time, especially for segments of local industry impacted by higher tariffs imposed by the US.
“Proposals around EODB 2.0, decriminalisation, simplifying tax processes will be sped up. We must use this opportunity to speed up deregulation in many areas,” the official added.
Market Insights
Analysts believe these deregulation steps could improve investor confidence, attract foreign capital, and strengthen India’s global competitiveness. By simplifying compliance and reducing regulatory hurdles, the government is sending a strong signal to both domestic and international businesses.
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Market Update
Indian markets are closely tracking these policy reforms, with sectors linked to manufacturing, infrastructure, and foreign investment expected to gain the most. Experts suggest that faster implementation could cushion industries facing global trade pressures and provide long-term stability for India Inc.
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