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Piyush Goyal Chairs Productivity Council Meet to Boost Inter-Departmental Ties

Union Minister Piyush Goyal chaired a review meeting with the National Productivity Council to improve inter-departmental ties and service delivery. The meeting focused on strengthening institutional capacities and adopting best practices. Goyal also held a stakeholder consultation with steel industry leaders alongside Minister HD Kumaraswamy. The government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting industry growth and competitiveness.

Piyush Goyal chairs review meeting with National Productivity Council to boost inter-departmental ties and service delivery

New Delhi, July 10

Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal chaired a review meeting with officials of the National Productivity Council to focus on improving inter-departmental collaboration, strengthening institutional capacities, and adopting best practices to enhance productivity and service delivery.

The meeting, which included officials from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade and the Department of Commerce, also reviewed initiatives aimed at building a more integrated, efficient, and future-ready administrative framework.

"Chaired a review meeting with officials of the National Productivity Council (NPC), @DPIITGoI & @DoC_GoI Discussions focused on improving inter-departmental collaboration, strengthening institutional capacities and adopting best practices to enhance productivity & service delivery. Also, reviewed initiatives aimed at building a more integrated, efficient & future-ready administrative framework," Goyal said on X.

Earlier on Tuesday, in a post on social media, Goyal said he held a stakeholder consultation meeting along with Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Steel HD Kumaraswamy with representatives from the steel, stainless steel and metcoke industries.

Goyal said the government remains committed to strengthening the competitiveness of India's steel sector and unlocking new growth opportunities through close collaboration with industry stakeholders.

The Commerce and Industry Minister described the meeting as "highly productive" and said discussions focused on measures to enhance the competitiveness of the sector and create new avenues for growth.

"Held a highly productive stakeholder consultation meeting today alongside the Minister of Heavy Industries & Steel, @HD_Kumaraswamyavaru. Engaged in a constructive discussion with key leaders from the steel, stainless steel & metcoke industries on strengthening the sector's competitiveness & unlocking new growth opportunities," Goyal said earlier.

He reiterated that the Modi Government remains fully committed to working closely with industry and supporting its aspirations.

"The Modi Government remains fully committed to fostering close collaboration with industry, supporting its aspirations and driving robust growth across these critical sectors to build a stronger, more self-reliant India," he added.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya S

Goyal ji is doing good work with the steel sector too. But I wish these review meetings had more concrete timelines. Talk is cheap when it comes to actual implementation at the ground level. Hope NPC delivers this time.

Michael C

As an expat living in India, I've seen how bureaucratic silos can slow things down. This move to boost inter-departmental ties is exactly what's needed. The National Productivity Council has a great chance to set a new benchmark for efficiency. Let's see!

Vikram M

The steel industry consultation is a good step, especially for 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. We need to compete with China in steel exports. But I hope small steel players also get a voice, not just the big corporates. Balanced growth is key! 🇮🇳

Ananya R

Honestly, I'm a bit skeptical. We've seen many such review meetings before, but the ground reality for small businesses hasn't changed much. Hope this NPC initiative doesn't just remain a photo op. The devil is in the execution, yaar.

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