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Vibrant Vindhya’ Regional Industry Conclave held in Rewa

New Delhi, for the development of the state. With the cooperation of participating industrialists and investors, the state will be polished like a diamond using its available resources. Dr. Yadav stated that the state welcomes industrial groups, and if a large industry is established, the state government will also be ready to make necessary changes in its policies. In line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision to sustainably grow the nation’s economy, the state government will continue to host the Regional Industrial Conclaves. These events aim to stimulate industrial investment and growth within the state.

Dr. Yadav was addressing the “Vibrant Vindhya” Regional Industry Conclave in Rewa on Wednesday. He virtually performed the groundbreaking ceremony for the Rewa IT Park to be built at a cost of Rs 66.71 crores. The Chief Minister announced that Inland Container Depots will be built in Katni and Singrauli to promote industries in the Vindhya region and increase exports. Multi-Modal Logistic Parks will also be developed. New industrial areas will be developed in Mauganj and Maihar.

Investment Proposals

Dalmia Cement’s General Manager, Puneet Dalmia, said that Dalmia Industries will establish a cement plant with a capacity of 4 lakh tons in Vindhya, with an investment of Rs 3000 crores. Acharya Balkrishna of Patanjali Ayurveda’s General Manager proposed an investment of Rs 1000 crores in the wellness and food processing sector. UltraTech Cement announced the establishment of a Rs 3000 crores cement unit in Maihar. Ritwik Projects Pvt. Ltd. will invest Rs 4000 crores in the renewable energy sector in Panna. Adani Group is interested in investing Rs 2500 crores in Singrauli coal block.

The ‘Vibrant Vindhya’ Regional Industry Conclave received total investment proposals worth Rs 31,000 crores, which are expected to generate employment for 28,000 people.

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