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Business Standard
08-07-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
UP govt to acquire 13,240 acres for industrial clusters near expressways
Recently, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath termed expressways the backbone of the state's economic growth and job creation, while pitching UP as a preferred investment destination premium Virendra Singh Rawat Lucknow Listen to This Article Uttar Pradesh will acquire more than 13,240 acres along expressways for industrial clusters, in a bid to achieve its $1 trillion economy goal. The land will be earmarked for industrial and logistics hubs in the vicinity of five expressways: Bundelkhand, Ganga (under construction), Gorakhpur Link, Agra-Lucknow, and Purvanchal Expressway. The proposed Industrial Manufacturing and Logistics Clusters (IMLCs) would be developed on both sides of these corridors. The state plans 27 industrial nodes across the 13,240 acres. 'So far, the government has acquired almost 9,800 acres of the total 13,240 acres, while acquisition for the remaining parcels is fast underway,' a
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
CM launches 27 integratedclusters across 26 districts
Lucknow: Calling expressways the backbone of Uttar Pradesh's economy, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Thursday inaugurated 27 Integrated Manufacturing and Logistics Clusters (IMLCs) across 26 districts. "Through these clusters, the state aims to harness the power of expressways. Spread over more than 13,240 acres on both sides of five expressways, these clusters will serve as a major catalyst in UP's economic journey," the CM said. He also noted that all six nodes of the Defence Corridor are being developed along the expressways. Describing the initiative as a step towards realising Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of making Uttar Pradesh the hub of India's industrial development, the CM added, "Over the past eight years, the double-engine govt has established Uttar Pradesh as the 'Expressway State', making it the first choice for investors." The CM said that the clusters would represent a new Uttar Pradesh for a New India. "Security, land banks, and necessary infrastructure are the primary prerequisites for investment, and UP has made remarkable progress in all these areas," he said. Referring to the recent inauguration of the Gorakhpur Link Expressway, the CM said he had travelled on it himself and found it both fast and comfortable. "Once considered backward and avoided by investors, UP is now realising a big dream through the development of IMLCs," he said. He also emphasised the need to develop industries and factories both horizontally and vertically to maximise space utilisation. The CM added that the IMLC model would become a benchmark for the rest of the country, enhancing global investment and job creation. He also instructed officials to ensure sufficient manpower and investor-friendly execution of the IMLC clusters. During the event, chief secretary Manoj Kumar Singh briefed the CM about the progress of ongoing and upcoming expressway projects across Uttar Pradesh. While reviewing the Meerut-Haridwar Expressway, the CM suggested aligning the route to connect with Shukteerth, a significant cultural site. He also emphasized that expressway construction should minimize damage to forest areas. Officials said that under the IMLC initiative, investors will receive benefits such as competitive land pricing, specialised logistics services, seamless road, rail, and air connectivity, dedicated basic infrastructure, a transparent land allocation process, a favourable industrial environment, and ready labour availability. Investors will also have access to tailor-made land allocations, bulk land allotments at designated nodes, and the opportunity to develop industrial parks under the PPP model. Cabinet minister Nand Gopal Gupta 'Nandi' and minister of state Jaswant Singh Saini and several senior officials were also present at the event. CM reviews under-construction expressways Lucknow: The Chief Minister also reviewed the progress of both operational and under-construction expressways in the state. He was informed that defence nodes are being developed across a total of 5,184 acres in six districts. "Of this, 5,017 acres have already been acquired by the authority, while 167 acres remain to be acquired. The districts where these defence nodes are being developed include Chitrakoot, Jhansi, Kanpur, Aligarh, Lucknow, and Agra. Companies such as BrahMos, Bharat Dynamics, Adani Defence and Aerospace, Modern Material Science Private Limited, Deep Explo, Aerolloy Technology, and Tata Technologies are already operational in these areas," officials said.
