Rajasthan state government has launched the Industrial Park Promotion Policy for the year 2026 to attract investment and create jobs. It will be led Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma and the policy aims to develop the world-class industrial parks. With this it will position the state as a future ready industrial destination. Also this initiative aligns with national goals like Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Key Features of Industrial Park Promotion Policy 2026
The policy introduced the structured and flexible approach to industrial development while ensuring the participation from both public and private sectors.
It proposes the development of the industrial parks through four different models. The models like fully private ownership, hybrid land-sharing systems and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) frameworks.
This flexibility is expected to attract the wide range of investors.
To ensure scale and efficiency, the government has mandated the minimum area of 50 acres for private industrial parks and at least 10 industrial units within each park.
These requirements are aim to create the integrated industrial ecosystems rather than scattered development.
Focus on Investment, Jobs and Economic Growth
One of the main objectives of the policy is to generate the large-scale employment opportunities along with boosting industrial investment in Rajasthan.
By creating a friendly business environment the government aims to,
- Attract domestic and foreign investors
- Promote manufacturing and industrial expansion
- Encourage balanced regional development across the state
The policy is expected to strengthen state’s position as an emerging industrial hub in Inda.
Green and Sustainable Industrial Development
A highlighting feature of the policy is to emphasis on environmentally sustainable growth.
The government has introduced provisions such as,
- 50% reimbursement of expenditure on Common Effluent Treatment Plants (CETP) (subject to a cap)
- Incentives for the industries to adopting clean and renewable energy
- Encouragement for eco-friendly infrastructure within industrial parks
Ease of Doing Business: Incentives and Reforms
To make Rajasthan more attractive for investors and businessmen the policy includes lot of ease of doing business reforms.
Key incentives include,
- Exemption in electricity duty for the renewable energy use
- Concessions for stamp duty and land conversion charges
- Faster approvals through the Raj Nivesh Portal
Question
1. What is the minimum area required for private industrial parks under Rajasthan Industrial Park Policy 2026?
A. 25 acres
B. 50 acres
C. 75 acres
D. 100 acres


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