CS inspects industrial park in Bulandshahr
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Lucknow: Chief secretary Manoj Kumar Singh on Friday inspected the Khurja Industrial Plan–Kirra, the first development authority-led industrial park initiative in the state, during his visit to Bulandshahr.
The park is located along the Bulandshahr–Aligarh National Highway, just 38.9 km from Jewar Airport and 15.8 km from Khurja Railway Junction and the Dedicated Freight Corridor.
Bulandshahr Khurja Development Authority vice president Ankur Lather informed the chief secretary that the project, planned over 81 acres, is being funded under the Chief Minister Urban Expansion/New Incentive Scheme. With a total cost of Rs 360 crore, the project includes 103 plots, of which 82 are designated for industrial and warehouse use, and 12 for commercial purposes. He added that 10% of the plots are reserved for
women entrepreneurs
, and another 10% for ceramic entrepreneurs to promote the One District One Product (ODOP) initiative.
"In the first phase, the authority will receive Rs 80.49 crore from the auction of 27 plots, against a reserved price of Rs 66.18 crore. In the second phase, Rs 35.81 crore is expected from the sale of six plots, against a reserved price of Rs 33.63 crore," Lather said.
Later, during an inspection of Param Dairy, the chief secretary encouraged management to invest more in the industrial sector to boost employment opportunities.
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Meanwhile, during the inspection of newly constructed cold storage in Sikandrabad Dehat, he told the villagers that the Uttar Pradesh govt has allocated Rs 650 crore to 67 village panchayats across the state, of which Rs 51 crore was allocated to their panchayat for development works.
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