Jan Vishwas Bill 2026: A Step Towards Simplicity

The passage of the Jan Vishwas Bill, 2026, in Parliament is marked as a significant move to enhance ease of living and business in India. It aims to decriminalize and rationalize minor offences by amending 784 provisions in 79 central laws, promoting a better business environment.

In a landmark decision, the Union Home Minister Amit Shah hailed the passage of the Jan Vishwas Bill, 2026, in Parliament as a "giant step" towards improving ease of living and doing business in India. He emphasized that this legislative move aligns with Prime Minister Modi's vision of a more efficient and simplified 'New India.'

The bill, which was passed on Thursday, seeks to amend 784 provisions across 79 central laws. Its primary objective is decriminalizing and rationalizing minor offences, a critical measure to create a conducive business environment and minimize harassment faced by citizens.

By addressing legal complexities, the Jan Vishwas Bill aims to streamline procedures and policies, effectively enhancing the ease of living and business practices across the nation. This development reflects the government's commitment to reform and progress.

(With inputs from agencies.)