The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has proposed the establishment of a unified national industrial land bank, supported by a geographic information system (GIS). This initiative aims to simplify the process of land acquisition for factories by providing comprehensive information on land availability, zoning, utilities, and environmental constraints. The CII's report recommends standardized templates for social impact assessments and the creation of expeditious industrial acquisition cells at the district level. Additionally, it advocates for a publicly accessible GIS-linked land dispute registry to enhance transparency and trust among stakeholders. A significant aspect of the proposal is the call for a uniform, nationally-guided stamp duty for industrial land, addressing the current disparities in stamp duty and registration charges across states that inflate project costs and hinder investment decisions. These reforms are expected to reduce timelines for land acquisition and foster a more conducive environment for industrial investment in India.