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Parliament Panel Seeks Swift Rollout of New PSE Policy

13 Feb 2026
1 min

Implementation of New Public Sector Enterprise (PSE) Policy

A parliamentary panel has underscored the urgency of implementing the new Public Sector Enterprise (PSE) Policy to achieve fiscal prudence. Key highlights include:

  • PSE Policy for Atmanirbhar Bharat:
    • Intends for loss-making public sector undertakings (PSUs) in non-strategic sectors to be privatized or closed.
    • Aims to promote fiscal prudence and efficient resource allocation.
    • Limited progress in disinvestment as no non-strategic CPSE disinvestment proposal has been approved since December 2021.
  • Policy Notification:
    • Notified on February 4, 2021, with Cabinet approval.
    • Focuses on reducing government presence in PSEs across all economic sectors.
  • Strategic Sectors:
    • Defined based on national security, energy security, critical infrastructure, financial services provision, and important minerals availability.
    • Government to maintain minimal presence at the holding company level in strategic sectors.
  • Outcomes and Challenges:
    • Policy is a paradigm shift towards fiscal prudence.
    • Implementation has been slow, with limited tangible outcomes so far.

The panel has highlighted the sluggish progress in translating policy into action, stressing the need for efficient implementation.

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Atmanirbhar Bharat

A national campaign promoting self-reliance across various sectors, encouraging domestic production, innovation, and reduced dependence on imports.

Strategic Sectors

Sectors identified by the government as crucial for national security, energy security, critical infrastructure, financial services provision, and availability of important minerals. The government intends to maintain a minimal presence at the holding company level in these sectors, indicating their continued importance.

Disinvestment

The strategic sale of assets by a government or company, typically to raise capital, reduce debt, or improve efficiency. In this context, it refers to the privatization of public sector undertakings.

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