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Delhi-Investment and Industrial Policies
Information
Technology Policy
The rapid advancements in the field of Information, Communication
and Entertainment Technologies and the resultant explosive
growth of the information intensive services sector have radically
changed the world economic landscape. These changes have given
rise to a new society based on knowledge. This has further
resulted in the new avenues of development, employment, productivity,
efficiency, and enhanced factors of economic growth.
Government of Delhi recognises the enormous potential of
the IT and has decided to embark upon an ambitious journey
to herald the benefits of IT to the people of the state. It
envisions that by the year 2003, Delhi shall ave realised
this huge potential and, as a result, would emerge as a premier
cyber state in the country with its citizens qualifying to
be e-citizens.
Transport
Policy
The present transport system is characterized by road traffic
congestion with declining ambient air quality accompanied
by a rising trend in road accidents. The focus of all efforts
need to be on reducing congestion, improving air quality by
lower levels of vehicular pollution and enhancing road safety
while improving amenities for commuters.
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