The re-elected government of Yogi Adityanath is taking pro-active steps on the industrial policy front to make India’s largest state a 1 trillion economy. The state government launched Industrial Investment and Employment Promotion Policy 2022 with the UP Global Investors Summit 2023 in mind. The government expects huge investment in upcoming years as the investors now feel safe and expect good return on investment from the state.
UP becoming investment hub
The Indian and foreign companies are already making huge investments in Uttar Pradesh. Recently North India’s first hyperscale data centre Yotta D1 was opened in Noida. “I am delighted that North India’s first hyperscale data centre – YOTTA D1 – was launched in Uttar Pradesh, the country’s most populous state, which is also fast becoming a hub for data centres. I also congratulate YOTTA on the commitment to invest Rs 39,000 crore with the UP government,” said chief minister Yogi Adityanath.
“It is heartening to see an Indian company invest in the cutting-edge data centre industry and further the Prime Minister’s Digital India vision. With YOTTA’s D1 launch, we are one step closer to bridging the gap in data consumption and data services in India, and I assure the YOTTA team that the UP government will provide all possible support required in the building and operationalisation of the next two buildings – D2 and D3 – in the YOTTA Data Center Park,” added the chief minister.
Remarkable success story of UP
The state once infamous for lawlessness, has become a bright spot for the economy of the country in the last few years. In the last fiscal year, Uttar Pradesh overtook Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Maharashtra to become the second-largest state of the country in terms of Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP).
Yogi Adityanath has run the state like an efficient administrator in the last four years and has improved the law-and-order condition, leading to a conducive environment for investment.
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On the occasion of half-term completion of the Yogi Government, the government expressed that it has created 20 lakh private and 2.5 lakh government jobs. In a span of the last 2 and a half years, the state government was dedicated in achieving the $1 trillion economy goal. UP now aims to compete with Maharashtra– the most productive state in the country to become the $1 trillion economy by 2025.
After the Coronavirus outbreak in China and its mishandling of the crisis leading to a pandemic, many countries are looking to move manufacturing units away from China. In fact, many countries that are arch-enemies of China but have manufacturing units in China, like Japan, are incentivizing companies to move out, and this presents a golden opportunity to India, especially the industrially backward states like UP, Bihar where labour cost is extremely low.
Yogi government ensuring China’s loss is UP’s gain
UP has the existing capacity to replace China as the ‘factory of the world’ with a population of 22 crores and young demography. With the outbreak of Coronavirus and the anger towards China, the companies of developed nations that have manufacturing units in China are looking for other avenues.
The UP government has shown the most proactive approach in the last few weeks to attract these companies and this has resulted in ongoing talks with many foreign companies over shifting manufacturing units to the state, some of which have already pledged investment.
South Korean electronics majors agreed to set up manufacturing units in Uttar Pradesh and state officials held a webinar with 100 US firms like Adobe, Boston Scientific, and UPS to shift their units from Shanghai to Noida, which is already a known popular IT hub.
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German footwear brand, Von Wellx, has decided to move its factory operations from China to Agra, Uttar Pradesh. The company has more than 10 crore customers in more than 80 countries.
UP is one of the most efficiently administered parts of the country and the ‘rule of law’ prevails in the state. Therefore, the industrialists have no qualms about over-investing in the state, which is not just being governed efficiently but the government is also providing various incentives for investment.
Yogi Adityanath must be applauded for transforming the state from a nightmare for industrialists to heaven for law-abiding companies. And the results are already evident with the state overtaking the nearest players like TamilNadu, Karnataka, and Gujarat to become the second-largest economy of the country.
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