The Government of Rajasthan unveiled the Industrial Park Promotion Policy 2026 in late March 2026, a focused policy framework aimed at attracting large-scale industrial investment by offering incentives for setting up industrial parks, clusters, and special economic zones across the state. The policy provides for capital subsidy, stamp duty exemption, electricity duty concession, and land allotment at concessional rates to eligible industrial park developers. It prioritises sectors aligned with Rajasthan's natural strengths: textiles and garments, agro-processing, renewable energy equipment manufacturing, mining-ancillary industries, defence and aerospace components, and IT/ITES. The policy mandates minimum employment generation thresholds — parks must create a specified number of direct and indirect jobs to qualify for maximum incentives. A dedicated single-window clearance mechanism under the Bureau of Investment Promotion (BIP), Rajasthan will be strengthened to reduce approval timelines from the current 30+ days to under 15 days. The policy also introduces a "Plug and Play" infrastructure concept for MSMEs within larger industrial parks, allowing small units to start production without separately arranging land, power, or water. This is significant in the context of the Rajasthan Investment Summit (Rising Rajasthan) held in December 2024, which saw investment intent of over ₹35 lakh crore. The new policy is intended to convert those Letters of Intent (LoIs) into actual ground-level investment and job creation across Rajasthan's 41 districts.