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Haryana Signs Over ₹66,000 Crore Investment MoUs in Mumbai

Haryana signed agreements with companies that propose investing more than ₹66,000 crore.

The agreements were signed in Mumbai during a state campaign called Happening Haryana 2.0.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said Haryana wants businesses to receive quick decisions and help with their projects.

The state also formed a council to address issues involving industries and workers.

Haryana says it is an important part of India’s economic growth.

The government plans to develop different industries in different parts of the state.

These industries include food processing, automobiles, information technology, logistics and renewable energy.

Haryana also wants to grow its economy beyond one trillion US dollars by 2047.

Key facts

New proposed investment: More than ₹66,000 crore in MoUs signed in Mumbai
Earlier MoUs: ₹1.10 lakh crore signed at an Industry Policy launch programme in Gurugram
Earlier participating companies: 123 companies signed the previous MoUs
Land provided: 108 of the 123 companies from the earlier programme had reportedly been provided land
Reported project progress: A statement attributed to Saini said 70% of the earlier investment commitments had moved to the ground
Haryana’s economic contribution: Around 3.6% of India’s national economy
Haryana’s geographical share: About 1.3% of India’s geographical area
Investor guarantees: Policy stability, time-bound approvals, project support, industry-aligned skills and connectivity, and links to local employment, MSMEs, innovation and regional development

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