Niti Aayog ne West Bengal ke liye alarm baja diya hai. State ka Credit-Deposit ratio sirf **51.6%** hai, jo national average **80.1%** se kaafi peeche hai. Ab badha growth ke liye bade manufacturing units aur land policy mein sudhaar ki zaroorat hai.
Credit-Deposit ratio ka khel
Niti Aayog ki report mein saaf dikh raha hai ki West Bengal ka Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio sirf 51.6% par atka hai, jabki desh ka average 80.1% hai. Iska seedha matlab ye hai ki jo paisa state ke banks mein jama ho raha hai, wo local business expansion mein use hone ki bajaye doosre states mein ja raha hai.
Kya hai solution?
Policy experts ka kehna hai ki state ko 'anchor tenants' yaani bade manufacturing players ko attract karna hoga. Abhi yahan har lakh population par sirf 10 registered factories hain, jo national average 18 se kafi kam hai. Industrial parks aur deep-sea ports ke zariye capital flow badhane ki koshish ki ja rahi hai.
Land acquisition ka purana darr
Investors abhi bhi cautious hain kyunki Singur jaise purane cases mein land acquisition ke chakkar mein projects atke the. Jab tak state government clear, dispute-free aur stable land policy nahi laati, tab tak bade investors apna paisa lagane se katrayenge. Investors ko ab aane wali industrial policies, tax incentives, aur GST exemptions par nazar rakhni chahiye.