<h1>Draft GCC Policy 2025 proposes incentives, dedicated support teams, and streamlined investor onboarding to boost Global Capability Centres</h1> The state announced a draft GCC Policy 2025 at a stakeholder consultation in Gurugram, presenting a regulatory framework aimed at attracting Global Capability Centres through a mix of fiscal and non-fiscal incentives, dedicated relationship managers and special assistance teams, and streamlined investor support. The government framed the policy as facilitative rather than restrictive and linked planned infrastructure projects to increased investment appeal. Legal implications include new administrative support mechanisms, potential incentive eligibility criteria, and procedural changes for investor onboarding that will affect compliance, contracting and dispute-resolution practices for GCCs locating in the jurisdiction.