<h1>Special Economic Zone reforms reduce land thresholds and permit shared infrastructure to boost investment and ease business operations.</h1> Regulatory adjustments aim to lower entry barriers and improve operational flexibility for Special Economic Zones: the Minimum Land Area requirement for new multi product and sector specific SEZs has been reduced; Sectoral Broad banding consolidates related activities; a new agro based food processing sector has been added; Dual Use Infrastructure is permitted between SEZ and non SEZ entities; and online processing of developer and unit approvals has been introduced to enhance ease of doing business and attract further investment and employment.