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Karnataka's single-window committee clears 147 projects worth ₹6,826 crore

10 November 2026 · ⏱ 2 నిమి · Karnataka - Economy / Industrial policy

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వార్తల్లో ఎందుకు?

Why 131 of 147 cleared projects sit outside Bengaluru: single-window mechanism for KPSC economy answers

147 projects worth ₹6,826 crore are cleared, most of them outside Bengaluru.

Why it matters: factual, Prelims-type

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What you need to know

2 నిమి

Karnataka's single-window clearance committee approved 147 projects worth ₹6,826 crore, Industries Minister M.B.

Patil said.

Of these, 131 will come up outside Bengaluru, in line with the aim of spreading industry across the State.

Single-window committees speed up approvals by bringing departmental clearances to one forum.

మూలాలు: Topper IAS editorial (PIB / The Hindu / Indian Express)

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ముఖ్య వాస్తవాలు

Remember these

  • Karnataka's single-window clearance committee approved 147 projects worth ₹6,826 crore.
  • 131 of the 147 projects will come up outside Bengaluru.
  • Announced by Industries Minister M.B. Patil.
  • A single-window committee brings departmental clearances to one forum to speed up approvals.
  • The dispersal aim is to spread industry across the State beyond Bengaluru.
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ప్రిలిమ్స్ · మెయిన్స్

How the exam will ask it

ప్రిలిమ్స్

  • A single-window clearance committee brings approvals from multiple departments into one forum, reducing delays for investors.
  • Most of the 147 projects cleared by Karnataka's committee are located outside Bengaluru, in line with regional industrial dispersal.
  • Investment approvals by a State single-window committee are clearances and do not by themselves mean the investment has been made.

మెయిన్స్

GS Paper III (Indian Economy: industrial policy, investment) and Karnataka-specific GS. Issue: industry concentrates in Bengaluru, causing regional imbalance. Policy: single-window committees cut approval delays and, with 131 of 147 projects outside Bengaluru, steer investment to other districts. Implication: balanced growth and jobs depend on converting approvals into actual investment; way forward is infrastructure, land and power in Tier-2 cities plus transparent time-bound clearances.

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Quick recall

Answer before you reveal

A 'micromoon' occurs when a full Moon coincides with the Moon being at its:

  1. Perigee
  2. Descending node
  3. Apogee
  4. Aphelion
సమాధానం చూడండి

సమాధానం: C — Correct: Apogee — Apogee is the point farthest from Earth, so the Moon looks smaller and dimmer: a micromoon. • Perigee — wrong: Perigee is the closest point to Earth; a full Moon there is a supermoon, the opposite of a micromoon. • Descending node — wrong: The descending node is where the Moon crosses the ecliptic southward, and it does not govern apparent size. • Aphelion — wrong: Aphelion refers to Earth's farthest point from the Sun, not a point in the Moon's orbit around Earth.

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