The maze of laws that confront an ordinary entrepreneur must be simplified. A farmer can neither set up a brick kiln unit, nor a rice shelling plant, and not even cut a tree standing on his own private field without bribing several officials. A simple operation of converting prosopis, Vilayati babul in Hindi – a wild shrub occurring mostly on wastelands, into charcoal in Tamil Nadu, which can give employment to thousands of people, requires from the Forest Department, which is unnecessary.