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Santalpur Santalpur Special Investment Region Special Investment Region SSIR SSIR SANTALPUR Location • The SIR is located on the extreme east of Santalpur taluka, 15 km from Radhanpur town. • The site comprises 14 populated villages surrounding Varahi village along the NH-15. • 115 km from Mehsana and 125 km from Palanpur. • Santalpur taluka borders the Little Rann of Kutch. • Area of the SIR is 141 sq km (14,100 hectare) Connectivity Road Rail Port Potential Sectors Major Units (near the SIR) Existing Existing Existing • Spices and Seeds Processing • NH 15 runs across the SIR. • Rail connectivity through Broad Gauge • Kandla Port (190 km) is the connecting • Vegetable and Fruit Processing • SH-127 connects Suigam to Santalpur railway line from Radhanpur to Kandla hub for northern, western and central and touches NH 15 at Sidhada, passing port, running parallel to NH 15. India. • Dairy Processing just outside the delineated site. • Palanpur junction (125 kms away) on • The port currently handles traﬃc of 46 • Cotton Ginning, Pressing and Cotton Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) caters MMTPA, which is likely to increase upto Yarn Spinning to trac to the Kandla Port, Mundra 68 MMTPA by 2011-2012. • Solar Power Generation Airport Port and Gandhidham area. • Proximity to Mundra port. Proposed Existing • Double tracking of railway line • 175 km from Ahmedabad International connecting Kandla port to entire Airport. North Gujarat. • 120 km from Domestic airstrip at Deesa (currently not used). Area for Agri Park Utilities Miscellaneous Industries Residential Area Water Power Allied Infrastructure Milk Processing Vegetable and Fruit Processing Existing Existing • Integrated township Logistics • Institutional area • Current water supply managed and Spice Processing operated by WASMO. • 66 KV sub stations at Varahi, Santalpur • Educational institutions (30 km from site on NH-15), Radhanpur Cotton Ginning & Spinning • Proposed Sardar Sarovar Narmada • Research laboratory (15 km from site). Canal based water supply project. • Testing and certiﬁcation centre for agro Green/ Buer Area • 220 KV sub station at Sinad, near products Radhanpur. Agriculture Area • Cold Storages • 220 KV transmission grid (from Cold Storage Gas • Logistic facilities Mehsana) passes through site. • Warehousing Research Area Existing Commercial • GSPL Gas supply network till Mehsana Utility (115 km from site). Water bodies Proposed Habitation area • Extension to SIR by 2011. Solar Power.

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