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UPSIDA – Our Flagship Projects Investment Opportunities 1 UPSIDA: Major Projects Projects Area Remarks (In Acres) 1 Trans-Ganga City -Unnao 1144.1 • Integrated industrial township for pollution-free industrial units 2 Saraswati Hitech City Allahabad 1138.78 • Integrated Township equipped with state of the art infrastructure 3 Plastic City, Auraiya 367.73 • Dedicated industrial area for plastic units withp provision for facilities like Skill Development Centre, Tool room, Warehouse etc. 4 Trans Delhi Signature City (Tronica), Ghaziabad 2821.72 • Integrated industrial township for pollution-free industrial units 5 Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP) 211.13 & • For Export–committed units Gautam Budh Nagar and Agra 101 • EPIP Gautam Budh Nagar developed at cost of INR 20 Crore respectively • EPIP Agra developed at cost of INR 21 Crore 6 Leather Park, Agra 283 • To promote Finished Leather Industries 7 Leather Technology Park, Unnao 233 • Accommodates Leather Tanneries and Finished Goods companies 8 Moradabad Special Economic Zone (SEZ) 467 • Catering to handicraft units. 9 Apparel Parks, Tronica & Kanpur 146 & 173 • Textile training centres by ATDC is operational at both the parks Respectively 2 Investment Opportunities Chola Integrated Moradabad SEZ Babrala Industrial City, (159.9 Acres) Sambhal Dist Greater Noida (167.84 Acres) (2500 Acres) Baheri, Bareily (163.53 Acres) Kosi Kotwan Sandila Phase Extn III, Hardoi Mathura (235 Acres) (322 Acres) Trishundi, Faizabad (148.36 Acres) GC Dibiyapur, Auriya (130.95 Acres) Mandhana Industrial Area, Kanpur (850 Acres) Deoria,Gorakhpur Khemsepur (42 Acres) Farukhabad (61.35 Acres) Trans-Ganga Hitech City, Kanpur Bhaupur Industrial Saraswati Hitech City, (130.56 Acres) Area, Kanpur Allahabad (2500 Acres) (115.54 acres) Kosi Kotwan Extn Industrial Area, Mathura Overview Back to Parent Slide • Spread in over 690 Acres in Mathura • Land Available for allotment 322 Acres Location Advantage • Located on NH2 Agra-Delhi National Highway-2 • 5 KM from National Capital Region • Just 100 KM from New Delhi International Airport Facility Advantage • Proposed International Airport at Javer • Strategically located very close to Haryana & Rajasthan Border • Developed industrial area with excellent logistic Facility Current Status • Land Available for allotment 322 Acres 4 Chola Integrated Industrial City, Greater Noida Overview Back to Parent Slide • Chola Industrial area is spread in 2594 Acres in the National Capital Region • Land available for allotment 108.11 Acres • Green Field Project to be developed as smart-city Location Advantage • Part of Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor Project and Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor • Located in NCR region in Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment region • Connected to DELHI and NOIDA via Yamuna Expressway Facility Advantage • Multi-modal logistic HUB hun at Dadri, Greater Noida Chola Industrial • Proposed International Airport at Javer Area • Upcoming Railway station at Greater Noida • Will be developed as a self-sustainable Industrial Township Current Status • Land available for allotment 108.11 Acres 5 Bhaupur : Industrial Manufacturing Cluster(IMC) Overview Back to Parent Slide • Bhaupur IMC is spread in 2500 Acres with total notified area of approx. 15000 Acres for future expansion • Will be developed as the Smart City as Modern Integrated Industrial Township • Integrated Multi-Modal Transit HUB with rail and road and proposed air cargo hub Location Advantage • Part of Amritsar Kolkata Industrial Corridor Project • Located on Dedicated Easter Freight Corridor • Green Field Project • Connected to National highway through 45 meter wide approach road Facility Advantage • Multi-modal logistic HUB • Proposed Air Cargo HUB • Green field Smart-City • Captive Power Plant • 16% area reserved for parks and green area Current Status • Land area already notified 6 Mandhana Industrial Area, Kanpur Overview Back to Parent Slide • Spread over 850 Acres of near Kanpur. • Can be developed as an Industrial Model Township with industrial, residential and commercial sectors. • Proposed industries include food processing , MSME’s such as Engineering Goods , Assembly Units, ESDM and Leather (Non-polluting) Mandhana Location Advantage • Located very close to Uttar Pradesh Industrial Hub Kanpur • 80 kms. from Lucknow International Airport • Proximity to Kanpur Rail Station (approx. 15 Km) • strategically connected to Agra Lucknow Expressway Facility Advantage • Logistic Hub at Kanpur • Skilled Manpower and research Institutes like IIT, HBTI, etc. • Connectivity to expressway and national highway Current Status • Land Available for allotment 87 Acres. 7 Trans Ganga City, Kanpur Overview Back to Parent Slide • Trans Ganga Project is spread over 1144.1 Acres of near Kanpur. • Land readily available for Allotment 130.56 Acres • Being developed as an Industrial Model Township with industrial, residential and commercial sectors. • Situated within burgeoning belt of Kanpur and Lucknow zone • Land Earmarked for flatted factories • Proposed industries include food processing , MSME’s such as Engineering Goods , Assembly Units, ESDM and Leather (Non-polluting.) Location Advantage • Located very close to the AKIC at Bhaupur • 70 kms. from Lucknow International Airport • Proximity to Kanpur Rail Station (approx. 10 Km) and strategically located near Lucknow-Kanpur highway [NH-27] Facility Advantage • Provision for additional facilities include modern Auto Expo-mart, Golf Course, ample Green zones, Exhibition center, multiplexes, mega malls, parks & group housing societies Current Status • Land is ready for allotment 8 Saraswati Hi-tech City, Allahabad Back to Parent Slide Overview • It is being developed as an Industrial Model Township with non-polluting Industrial, Residential Commercial, Institutional and Sports sectors • Low cost freight transfer possible by upcoming inland waterways on river Ganga. • Saraswati Hi-Tech City Project spreads over 1140 Acres near Naini in Allahabad district • Available for Allotment 115.54 Acres. Location Advantage • Situated close to EDFC at New Ganj Khwaja Station. • Situated on Allahabad – Mirzapur NH – 76 (E), just 10 kms. from Allahabad city • 15 Kms from Allahabad railway station on the Howrah-Delhi main line and • Situated at a distance of approx. 30 kms. from Allahabad Airport. Facility Advantage • Proposed Exhibition center, multiplexes, mega malls, parks & group housing societies • Proposed is the State Library, State University and International Level Stadium within the vicinity Current Status • Land is ready for allotment 9 Baheri Industrial Area, Bareilly Back to Parent Slide Overview • The Baheri Industrial Area is to be developed as Food park under an inclusive concept and scheme of the Ministry of Food Processing (government of India). • The Baheri IA is spread over an area of 251 Acres. • Land Available for allotment 163.53 Acres. • Location Advantage • Situated at a distance of approx. 55 km from Bareilly district • 7 km from Baheri tehsil Facility Advantage • Establishment for packaging , quality control lab, trade facilitation center of international standards Current Status • Land is ready for allotment • 100 acres reserved for Mega Food park • 35 acres of land acquired by HPCL for Bottling plant unit, • 115.16 acres reserved for general industrial area. 10 • Moradabad Special Economic Zone Back to Parent Slide Overview The Moradabad special economic zone (SEZ) is spread over an area of 464.28 Acres. Land Available for allotment 159.90 Acres. Location Advantage • It is situated in district Moradabad at 6 KM on both sides of Pakbara-Dhingarpur • road at 8 k.m. milestone of NH-24 Facility Advantage • The city is nicknamed Pital Nagri or City of Brass for its world renowned brass handicrafts industry • Captures the promising market of handicrafts in Moradabad Current Status • Land is ready for allotment • GOI agreed to broaden the scope of manufacturing and convert it into multi product zone • Further broad banded for Textile, IT/ITES, Electronic Components and Hardware manufacturing • Export worth of 1146 crores FY 16-17 . 11 Growth Center Dibiyapur, Auriya Back to Parent Slide Overview The Growth Center Dibiyapur is spread over an area of 274 Acre. Land Available for allotment 130.95 Acres. Location Advantage • Located at 12 Km Kakor Road from Auraiya. • 08 Km. from Railway Station Fafund on Delhi-Kanpur Rail Marg. • 130 Km. from Nearest Air Port(Jolly Grant Airport) Chakeri, Kanpur. • 15 Km. from NH-2 Facility Advantage • Electricity & Led Street Light, Water Supply, road • Fire & Police Station, School, Petrol Pump and Hospital are available within Industrial area. Current Status • Land is ready for allotment 12 Khemsepur, Farukhabad Back to Parent Slide Overview The Khemsepur Industrial Area is spread over an area of 272 Acre. Land Available for allotment 61.35 Acres. Location Advantage • 145 kms from NH-2 (Farrukhabad) • Milk Production, Textile Mill, Rice Mill & Flour mill • Facility Advantage • Electricity & Led Street Light, Water Supply, Road network Current Status • Bulk Chunks of land are available for allotment 13 Trishundi, Amethi Near Kanpur Back to Parent Slide Overview The Trishundi Industrial Area is spread over an area of 668 Acres. 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  • District Census Handbook, Auraiya, Part-XII-A & B, Series-10, Uttar

    District Census Handbook, Auraiya, Part-XII-A & B, Series-10, Uttar

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