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WELCOME TO A NEW DAWN A NEW AGE, A NEW

Sri Narendra Modi Honourable Prime Minister of

DHOLERA SIR IS INDIA'S FIRST PLATINUM RATED CITY THAT WILL BE A ROLE MODEL FOR FUTURE CITIES BEING DEVELOPED IN INDIA. THERE WILL BE JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR

MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. BY THE STEADY EFFORTS OF GOVERNMENT AND NICDIT,

TRUNK INFRASTRUCTURE WORK IN DHOLERA HAS BEEN PROGRESSING AT A RAPID PACE.

SOON, DHOLERA WILL BECOME A WORLD-RENOWNED CITY. WHY WAIT, WHEN THE FUTURE IS ALREADY UPON US?

The dawn of a new city with Future Ready Connectivity, Cutting-Edge Infrastructure, Fast Track Governance and Large Opportunities is here.

Let’s usher in a new era of

EASE OF EXTERNAL SOCIAL WORLD-CLASS LIVE, WORK FAST TRACK BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE AND PLAY APPROVALS DHOLERA SIR

Dholera Special Investment Region (DSIR) is a greenfield industrial city planned and located approximately 100 km South West of , in Gujarat. Dholera spans approximately 920 sq km and encompasses 22 villages of the Dholera Taluka in the District of Ahmedabad. It is envisaged to be larger than Ahmedabad and is strategically located between the industrial cities of Ahmedabad, Baroda, Rajkot and Bhavnagar.

Of the total 920 sq km area, Dholera's immediate city development area is approximately 22 sq km and will be operational by the end of 2019. The entire city is expected to be developed by 2042. It is envisaged to be a world-class destination with excellent infrastructure and a self-sustaining ecosystem with industries being the major economic driver.

The city will provide opportunities for setting up of manufacturing units that will be supported by excellent connectivity via road, rail, air and sea.

WHAT IS AN SIR?

Special Investment Regions (SIR) are self-governed global centres of economic activities. These designated regions in the State of Gujarat operate under the Special Investment Region Act of 2009, which enables the State Government to establish, develop, operate and regulate Special Investment Regions. Investment Regions have an area of more than 100 sq km, while industrial areas have an area of more than 50 sq km. The Gujarat Infrastructure Development Board (GIDB) functions as the apex authority, and Regional Development Authorities (RDA) have been set-up for individual SIRs.

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Dholera is very well connected to the rest of India and the world. Strategically located in the state of Gujarat and the largest node on the DMIC, it is in close proximity to sea ports, an international airport, state highways and railway lines.

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Gujarat, India's westernmost state, has varied terrain and rich cultural & economic heritage. It is strategically located and is well-connected to the major cities of the world, both by air and sea routes. The state also acts as a gateway to landlocked states of India, connecting them by road, rail and air, thereby boosting their trading opportunities and potential.

Leading sector-wise growth: Under the Make in India program, 25 industrial sectors have been identified as focus areas. Gujarat has capitalized on these focus areas.

In Phase I of the DMIC (Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor) program, eight manufacturing nodes are planned to be developed including Gujarat's Dholera Special Investment Region.

The State has a total of 45 ports, with Pipavav port being the closest to DSIR - located at a distance of ~200 km. The ports of Kandla and Mundra are the major ports in the State and are located at distance of 334 km and 376 km respectively, from DSIR.

Strategically located – Gujarat, by virtue of its location, is the gateway to the West having easy access to the Middle East, Europe and Africa. OUR HERITAGE – THE HISTORY OF LOTHAL

Lothal is one of the most prominent cities of the ancient Indus valley civilization, located in the of the modern state of Gujarat and dating back to 3700 BC. It was one of the earliest trading civilizations and were pioneers in foreign trade, with its trade of beads, gems and valuable ornaments reaching the far corners of West Asia and Africa. They were pioneers of town planning, science and trading, had a well-developed economy, urban culture and architectural developments. Dholera, in close proximity to Lothal aims to tap into the rich mercantile heritage of Gujarat.

HISTORY OF LOTHAL

Before the arrival of Harappan people (c. 2400 B.C.E.), Lothal had been a small village next to the river, providing access to the mainland from the Gulf of Khambhat.

The meaning of Lothal (a combination of loth and thal) in Gujarati, 'The Mound or Tell of the Dead' matches the name of the city of Mohenjodaro in Sindhi. People in villages neighbouring Lothal had known of the presence of an ancient town and some human remains. The comparatively small dimensions of the main city have led archaeologists to speculate that Lothal had been a small settlement, its 'dock' perhaps serving as an irrigation tank.

Lothal provides the largest collection of antiquities in the archaeology of modern India.

ECONOMY & CRAFT

The indigenous peoples maintained a prosperous economy, attested by the discovery of copper objects, beads and semi-precious stones. They were one of the earliest trading civilizations and pioneers in foreign trade & progress.

Ceramic wares had been made of fine clay and smooth, micaceous red surfaces. A new technique of firing pottery under partly-oxidizing and reducing conditions had been improved by them. Lothal's sheltered harbor, rich cotton & rice-growing environment and bead-making industry attracted the Harappans.

The beads and gems of Lothal had been in great demand in the west. The settlers lived peacefully with the Red Ware people, who adopted their lifestyle—evidenced from the flourishing trade and changing working techniques. Harappans also began producing the indigenous ceramic goods, adopting the manner from the natives.

CHALLENGES FACED

Tropical storms and floods caused immense destruction, destabilizing the culture and ultimately causing its demise. Topographical analysis also show signs that at about the time of its demise, the region suffered from aridity or weakened monsoon rainfall. Thus, the cause for the abandonment of the city may have been changes in the climate as well as natural disasters, as suggested by environmental magnetic records.

Lothal had been based upon a mound in a salt marsh inundated by tide. Remote sensing and topographical studies revealed an ancient, meandering river adjacent to Lothal - an ancient extension of the northern river channel bed of a tributary of the Bhogavo river. There is evidence that suggests the presence of a strong tidal influence upon the city. Also, tidal waters ingressed up to and beyond the city, which may have been a cause for their downfall.

A NEW ERA FOR PROSPERITY

The best minds in engineering, architecture, planning and business have come together with a vision to revive the once prosperous and thriving, ancient planned city of Lothal.

Benchmarked against the best, Dholera is being developed with best-in-class infrastructure, plug & play utilities, planned communities and intelligent transportation supported by sustainable modes of power and water, through solar and wind energy. NICDIT

NICDIT – OUR PLACE ON THE CORRIDOR

National Industrial Corridor Development and Implementation Trust (NICDIT) is India's most ambitious infrastructure program aiming to develop new industrial cities as ‘Smart Cities’ and converging next generation technologies across infrastructure sectors. It will emerge as a 'Global Manufacturing and Trading Hub' over the next few years.

Dholera will be the largest node on the Delhi - Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) under the NICDIT program. It will have state-of-the-art utility & logistics infrastructure, social Infrastructure including education, healthcare, other public amenities and much more. Amritsar Delhi

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The Draft Development Plan aims at the creation of an economically and socially balanced, new age city with world-class infrastructure and a high quality of life. Adoption of a sustainable approach across key components such as transportation, waste recycling, overall urban form and resource efficiency, form the cornerstones of this plan.

HIGHLIGHTS

Dholera Special Investment Region (DSIR) spanning approximately 920 sq km - encompasses 22 villages of Dholera Taluka.

DSIR, under Town Planning Schemes 1 to 6, covers an area of 422 sq km.

Initially an area of 22.54 sq km (2,254 ha) has been utilised for construction to activate industrial & residential zones.

The city plan includes mixed, recreational, tourism, knowledge & IT, city center and logistics land uses that will provide multiple opportunities to sustain social and economic needs.

DSIR is strategically located between the industrial cities of Baroda, Ahmedabad, Rajkot and Bhavnagar.

DSIR is well connected to Delhi and Mumbai via NH8 and DFC (Dedicated Freight Corridor).

Dholera's strategic planning provides opportunities for large scale manufacturing industries to use large and contiguous land parcels with flexibility of future expansion at the same location. TALAV

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WORLD-CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE

State-of-the-art, smart and sustainable infrastructure facilities set Dholera apart. Its world-class infrastructure is benchmarked against the best practices from around the world. It is unique as it is the first city in India where all underground utilities like gas, power, potable water, recycled water, sewage pipes and storm water are pre-planned for complete development, with the capability of handling the growing demands of the city.

PLUG & PLAY Right from the start, the vision has been to have a ‘Plug & Play’ approach wherein all the land parcels are fully ICT enabled and completely built up infrastructure is offered right at plot level. This will be an underlying enabler in all spheres of the city and will integrate multiple essential disciplines, which will in turn facilitate ease of doing business and holistic living, along with a platform for efficient operations and administration.

SAFETY AND SECURITY Dholera’s Command and Control Centre has been designed to oversee safety & security, and will seamlessly merge city departments to enable collaboration for efficiency.

EFFICIENT TRANSIT NETWORK Dholera’s planning includes safe and well-controlled roads with Multi-Purpose corridors, Bicycle Tracks, Service Roads, shaded pedestrian friendly walkways for comfort and safety, constant monitoring by CCTV cameras and a dynamic intelligent Traffic Management system. Dholera also offers a multimodal transportation system, which includes MRTS/LRT/BRTS/local bus systems & para transits. A multimodal transport hub has been proposed to enable seamless transit. CONNECTIVITY INFRASTRUCTURE

RAIL ROAD

• MRTS is planned, which will connect DSIR with Ahmedabad • Currently, a 4-lane State Highway connects Ahmedabad to Dholera SIR • Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) is 1.5 hours from DSIR • A dedicated 6-lane access controlled expressway connecting • Dholera Railway Station proposed in DSIR Ahmedabad & Dholera is under implementation and will be completed by 2020 by NHAI under the Bharatmala project

AIR SEA

• Work is underway on the Dholera International Airport, which • Pipavav is the closest port to DSIR, which is approximately is located only 7 km from the northern boundary of DSIR 200 km away

• Environment Clearance from MoEF and site clearance from • Pipavav has a range of cargo handling capabilities such as MoCA have been obtained for developing the Dholera Container, Bulk, Capital Goods, Liquid, Gas, etc. International Airport • DSIR is also well-connected to the major ports of Mundra • Bhavnagar Domestic Airport and Ahmedabad International and Kandla via rail and road Airport are 2 hours from DSIR SUSTAINABILITY SMART UTILITIES - KEY FEATURES

WATER AND WASTE WATER SYSTEM RECYCLED WATER Zero waste discharge by treating 100% of the waste water generated to • 10 MLD Sewage Treatment Plant • 24 x 7 supply tertiary standards for non-potable and industrial use. Smart metering and • 20 MLD Common Effluent Treatment Plant • 100% Waste Water Recycling SCA have been implemented to minimise loss. • 81 km Recycled Water Pipeline • Zero Discharge • 100% Waste Water Collection SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT • 32 km Sewage Collection Line Provisions are in place for 100% collection of solid waste and recycling of • 66 km industrial Effluent Collection • Real Time information biodegradable solid waste to be treated for use as compost and to • Intelligent network • Maximize use of Recycled Water generate energy.

STORM WATER MANAGEMENT AND RAIN WATER HARVESTING SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Systems are in place to capture and utilise storm water runoff and the rain • Twin Bin System • 100% Collection water harvesting system is implemented through an open earthen canal, • 25 TPD Segregation Plant • Recycling which will allow aquifier recharge and reuse of water for irrigation. • Leaf Composter • Scientific Land Fill • Segregation at Source POWER MANAGEMENT • 30 TPD Bio-Methanation Plant • Waste to Energy 24/7 uninterrupted power supply provided. Smart grid, smart metering • 2x25 TPD Incinerators and monitoring have been deployed to minimise any loss. A 5,000 MW solar • 717 TPY E-Waste Facility • Centralized system park, one of the largest in the world will be developed in Dholera. • Integrated Land Fill Site of 28 ha SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Dholera’s design includes amenities to cater to the health, safety, educational, entertainment, cultural and spiritual needs of inhabitants, and they have been strategically located to provide safe and easy access.

From neighbourhood & farmers' markets to dedicated zones for hawkers; dispensaries to emergency services with quick response time; petrol pumps to electric vehicle charging stations; taxi and auto rickshaw stands to bicycle parking; public toilets to spaces for public art and cinema halls to religious facilities; education infrastructure ranging from early childhood education to Anganwadis to integrated schools; from colleges to skill development centers; Dholera has it all. EASE OF DOING BUSINESS

A single window system is in place to streamline the G2B (Government to Business) interaction, that will greatly reduce procedures and approvals required for various aspects of business. This includes (but is not limited to):

• Ready list of permits (as per industry type)

• Single point of contact for every business

• Permits/Approvals granted within a pre-fixed period EFFICIENT GOVERNANCE

A special purpose vehicle, Dholera Industrial City Development Limited (DICDL) has been created as a joint venture between the Central and State Governments to enable swift and efficient governance.

Dholera will have a three-tier stakeholder decision making structure, which includes DSIRDA as the development authority, GIDB as the apex authority and an SPV (between Central and State Government) by the name of Dholera Industrial City Development Limited (DICDL) as the project development agency, while DSIRDA is responsible for town planning and development plan for the SIR.

Under the Special Investment Region Act, the State Government can designate a region as an SIR and set-up an SPV to develop the city that has the corporate structure of a private entity, which will bolster transparency and accountability.

CENTRAL GOVT. FUNDS LAND STATE GOVT. 49% STAKE 51% STAKE

Current status Land In possession Environment clearance obtained Trunk Infrastructure construction In progress

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MARKET FOCUS

Defence Manufacturing Heavy Engineering

Electronics Auto & Auto Ancillaries Agro and Food Processing (no farming considered)

Pharma & Bio Tech Aerospace and MRO Solar Manufacturing

Textiles MSME Clusters DHOLERA – POISED FOR PROSPERITY

Dholera Industrial City is being developed to be a state-of-the-art, Special Investment Region (SIR) that will attract major organisations from across the world to commence manufacturing for the domestic and export markets. Dholera has been designed to be an efficient and business friendly SIR that will also cater to the needs of the inhabitants of the city.

Dholera boasts of a total of 11,660 ha of land dedicated towards industrial and logistic uses across a number of linked mega-parks. The industrial development is anticipated to generate an employment of about 800,000 in core sectors such as Defence, Aviation & MRO, Pharmaceuticals & Bio-Technology, IT/ITES, General Manufacturing, Heavy Engineering, Agro & Food Processing, Auto & Auto Ancillary, Electric Vehicles, Solar and Logistics.

The industrial areas are complemented by residential developments to meet an anticipated population of 2 million by 2050. A total of about 6,785 ha of land has been allocated for housing. All residential areas will be mixed income housing and will be developed with a comprehensive range of community facilities clusters, including schools, medical facilities, neighbourhood retail etc. along with adequate open space to enable and build a sustainable community, where people rely more on walking and cycling rather than on fossil fuel based vehicles.

The city is well planned keeping in mind future employment generation, bringing to the forefront a work-live-play concept and also promoting healthy living for all residents. Dholera is also equipped with electric vehicle (EV) charging stations for both public transport systems as well as for private vehicles. Dedicated parking spaces are provisioned with EV charging facilities.

The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure at Dholera is designed to be a focal point for growth drivers in several key ICT areas including: M2M/IoT, Connected Devices, Broadband Wireless, Cloud Computing, Big Data and Analytics.

Dholera Industrial City will host multiple technologies & solutions within an integrated platform and the command control center, which will include all city applications (e-Governance, e-Health, e-Education, Safety and Security), Utilities, Transportation and Connected Buildings. Futuristic technologies like Big Data, Analytics, IoT, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence (AI) with real time monitoring & controlling will also be used here.

Efficient logistics is the key to success for production businesses and Dholera is equipped with smart infrastructure and plug & play facilities that will also help create opportunities for logistic industries and related infrastructure.

An area of approximately 2 sq km (500 acres) is reserved for the development of a logistic park within Dholera, and access to the plot is through a 6-lane expressway (and 55 m road). The identified area is well planned in conjunction to the proposed industrial area as well as the residential and the economic weaker section housing for the workers. The proposed logistic park will further connect to the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) through the Bhimnath railway station (30 km from Dholera). THE BEST PLACE FOR BUSINESS Dholera SIR is set to become one of India’s most developed regions wherein all aspects of life, work and play seamlessly converge to create a world‐class city. We have carefully planned and gone the extra mile to make Dholera SIR the destination of choice for you.

Located in the Prime Minister’s home state of Gujarat and a part of his visionary plan, Dholera is extremely well-connected to the rest of India and the world. It will be home to non-polluting industries, as we aim to create a clean, green and sustainable urban development. It will be the perfect place to set up large manufacturing units due to the availability of large land parcels.

As we will be hosting clients from all over the globe, we have taken steps to ensure that doing business with us is streamlined and efficient - from single-window clearances to the use & allotment of only clear land titles and much more.

We have been tirelessly working and have progressed rapidly to lay the platform for the city to become a future hub of innovation and progress. With all this and more, there really is no better place in the world for your business to grow and flourish. To know more and get in touch with us

P: 079 – 23226015 | F: 079 – 29750502

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A: Dholera Industrial City Development Limited Block No. 1&2, 6th Floor, Udhyog Bhavan, Sector – 11, Gandhinagar – 382017