<h1>Fifteen Indian States Complete Business Reforms, Unlock Rs. 9,905 Crore in Open Market Borrowings to Boost Economy.</h1> Fifteen states in India, including Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, have completed ease of doing business reforms, allowing them to raise additional financial resources totaling Rs. 9,905 crore through Open Market Borrowings. These reforms, confirmed by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, aim to improve the business climate by implementing measures such as eliminating renewal requirements for business licenses and establishing a computerized inspection system. In response to COVID-19 challenges, the Indian government linked increased borrowing limits to these reforms. So far, 18 states have undertaken at least one of the four identified citizen-centric reforms, with total additional borrowing permissions reaching Rs. 86,417 crore.