1 week ago
State Launches One Stop Portal for Industrial Support
The State government created a website for businesses and industries.
It is called the One Stop Portal.
Companies can use it to tell the government about problems they are facing.
They can also send requests for help.
Registration is expected to take less than five minutes.
Businesses can tell the government how many workers they need now and later.
The Kakinada District Collector asked local businesses to use the portal.
They can get registration help from the District Industries Centre or by calling the provided phone number.
The State government launched a One Stop Portal for commercial and industrial units.
The portal allows establishments to submit problems and requests directly to the government.
Businesses can register on the platform in less than five minutes.
Establishments can share current and future manpower requirements, including recruitment details.
The Kakinada District Collector urged businesses to register and seek assistance through the District Industries Centre or helpline.
- Who
- The State government launched the portal, and Kakinada District Collector MN Harendhira Prasad announced it.
- What
- A One Stop Portal was launched to help commercial and industrial establishments submit problems, requests, recruitment details and manpower needs.
- Where
- The portal is available to commercial and industrial establishments across the State, including those in Kakinada district.
- When
- The announcement was made on Thursday; the specific date was not stated.
- Why
- The government aims to resolve business and industry-related problems and provide necessary support.
Key facts
- Portal
- One Stop Portal
- Users
- Commercial and industrial establishments
- Registration time
- Less than five minutes
- Information submitted
- Problems, requests, recruitment details and present or future manpower requirements
- Local assistance
- District Industries Centre
- Helpline
- 9394540044
- Announcing official
- Kakinada District Collector MN Harendhira Prasad







