Lucknow,

23 March (HS): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday launched the AI-based

advanced single-window portal, Nivesh Mitra 3.0, at Lok Bhavan. This initiative

aims to increase investment in the state, simplify the industry establishment

process, and accelerate Uttar Pradesh's goal of becoming a $1 trillion economy.

The UP Private Business Park Development Scheme 2025 was also launched. Letters

of Comfort, eligibility certificates, land allotment letters, and subsidies

worth Rs.

2,781.12 crore will

be provided to 85 companies from various sectors, including manufacturing,

electronics, food processing, and automobiles. The Plug-and-Play Industrial

Sheds Scheme, based on the DBFOT (PPP) model, was also launched, allowing

investors to begin production immediately.

Invest UP

will sign MoUs with two companies for the Entrepreneurship Development Cell and

with The Convergence Foundation for the Skill Connect Cell. Finance Minister

Suresh Khanna, Industrial Development Minister Nand Gopal Gupta Nandi, and

senior officials were present at the event.

During the

grand launch of Nivesh Mitra 3.0, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered

subsidy cheques totaling Rs.

2,781 crore to investors across varied industries, highlighting Uttar Pradesh's

pro-industry policy. Ankur Udyog Ltd, JK Cement Ltd, Varun Beverages Ltd, Paswara

Papers Ltd, SLMG Beverages Pvt Ltd, Wonder Cement Ltd, Unilever India Pvt Ltd,

and others were among the key beneficiaries, demonstrating the state's

commitment to boosting investments, supporting industries, and strengthening a strong,

business-friendly ecosystem.

On

Tuesday, the Uttar Pradesh government presented the improved 'Nivesh Mitra 3.0'

single-window platform in an effort to spur industrial growth and make

commercial processes easier. According to authorities, the program bolsters the

state's desire to become a USD 1 trillion economy. The updated Nivesh Mitra

site offers speedier services, including an AI-powered chatbot, real-time SMS

notifications, and fewer procedural processes. Aside from connecting with the

National Single Window System, it implements important procedural improvements,

decreasing application fields and document requirements by a large margin.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi