Gurugram Will Soon Get Competition From Rajasthan! IT City to Come Up Near Haryana Town

Rajasthan has unveiled its ambitious plans to attract major investments, with a new IT city located just 50 kilometers from Gurugram. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, the State's Industry and IT Minister, announced this initiative, highlighting the state’s readiness to host global companies with state-of-the-art infrastructure and policies.

The IT city, accessible via an expressway, offers an affordable and spacious alternative to Gurugram, which has become increasingly saturated. Rathore emphasized that the project is designed to provide new offices and infrastructure capable of supporting businesses for the next 25 years, making Rajasthan a prime destination for IT investments.

Infrastructure and Policies to Attract Investors

Rajasthan’s strategic location, with two expressways—Delhi-Mumbai and Amritsar-Jamnagar—and 500 kilometers of the freight corridor, makes it a logistical hub. The state also boasts substantial renewable energy capacity and mineral resources. Additionally, the upcoming HPCL-Barmer refinery and a petrochemical complex promise to further enhance its industrial appeal.

To facilitate investments, Rajasthan has introduced 21 new policies, including those for textile and apparel parks, industrial parks, and land aggregation. Land for smaller units is allocated via lottery, while larger investors can secure plots through the Rajya Nivesh portal with clear terms to prevent unused land.

Collaboration with Tata Group to Upgrade ITIs

The state government, in collaboration with the Tata Group, is investing ₹10,000 crore to upgrade 100 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs). These upgrades aim to equip the workforce with advanced skills for sectors such as engineering and automobiles. Rathore highlighted that the initiative is expected to revolutionize employment in the state over the next four years, ensuring a skilled labor pool for incoming industries.

Investment Summit to Showcase Rajasthan’s Potential

Ahead of an investment summit next month, Rajasthan is rolling out the red carpet for investors, offering not just land and policies but also a politically and geographically stable environment. With a vision for long-term growth and development, the state is positioning itself as a future-ready destination for industries.

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