Lucknow,
22 Dec (HS): In the meeting of the Council of Ministers held at the Chief
Minister's residence on Monday morning under the chairmanship of Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath, another meaningful initiative was seen in the efforts being
made to make the state a state with one trillion dollar economy and an
industrial state. Council of Ministers approved the proposal to issue Letter of
Comfort (LOC) to 12 industrial units for setting up industries in the mega and
super mega category at a cost of Rs 15, 189.7 crore in the districts of
Mirzapur, Hardoi, Bulandshahr, Raebareli, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Sonbhadra,
Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Aligarh. On the basis of which, Letter of Comfort will
be issued to all the companies soon, informed Industrial Development Minister
of Uttar Pradesh Government Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi.
Minister
Nandi stated that under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the
leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the new Uttar Pradesh of New
India is poised to become the nation's growth engine. Uttar Pradesh has emerged
as a major investment destination. This is why a large number of investors are
coming forward to invest in the state. Minister Nandi stated that bringing
every investment proposal to fruition is our government's top priority. It is
our commitment to follow up on each MoU and make continuous efforts until it
reaches maturity.
As
a result, today every corner of Uttar Pradesh is aglow with the light of
industrial development. Every investor, every entrepreneur is a friend of Uttar
Pradesh. They are a partner and collaborator in the state's industrial and
economic development journey. Our double-engine government is moving forward
with this vision.
It
is noteworthy that in the meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Monday
under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, a proposal was made
to issue Letter of Comfort to 12 industrial units for setting up industries in
various districts of the state. The proposals approved were for Earthstar
Ventures Private Limited to set up an iron and steel plant in Mirzapur at a
cost of Rs 549.26 crore, for Apollo Coated Products Private Limited to set up a
cold rolling mill in Secunderabad Bulandshahr at a cost of Rs 350 crore, for
Haldiram Snacks Manufacturing Private Limited to set up a snacks plant in
Hardoi at a cost of Rs 349.27 crore, for Shri Bhavani Paper Mills Limited to
set up a paper mill in Rae Bareli at a cost of Rs 305 crore, and for Dreamtech
Electronics India Private Limited to set up a printed circuit board plant in
Greater Noida Gautam Buddha Nagar at a cost of Rs 414.88 crore.
Apart
from this, the proposal of ACC Limited Salai Banwa Greenfield Grinding Unit for
cement production at a cost of Rs 803 crore in Sonbhadra, NSL Renewable Power
Private Limited for setting up a Solar Integrated Manufacturing Park at a cost
of Rs 4,499.51 crore in Meerut, Amber Enterprises India Limited for setting up
a consumer electronics plant at Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development
Authority area of Gautam Budh Nagar district at a cost of Rs 3.532 crore,
AscentK Circuit for setting up a PCV and semi-conductor plant at a cost of Rs
3.250 crore in Gautam Budh Nagar district was approved. Not only this, the
proposal for issuing Letter of Comfort to Swarup Steel Industries Private
Limited for setting up Teamti Steels Plant at Jansath area of Muzaffarnagar
district at a cost of Rs 266.70 crore, to Ultratech Cement Limited for starting
cement production at Kasimpur in Aligarh district at a cost of Rs 628 crore and
to Amba Shakti Steels for starting steels production at Muzaffarnagar at a cost
of Rs 241.50 crore was approved.
Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi
