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Haryana Plans Wider Industrial Growth Beyond Traditional NCR Locations

Haryana Plans Wider Industrial Growth Beyond Traditional NCR Locations
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini on how to extend infra beyond traditional NCR Locations · businesstoday.in

Haryana wants to build more factories and industrial areas across the whole state.

Its new policy hopes to attract ₹5 lakh crore in investment and create one million jobs.

The government plans to build 10 more Industrial Model Townships.

It wants development to reach districts outside the traditional National Capital Region areas.

Different districts will focus on industries suited to their existing strengths, such as textiles, engineering, food processing and agriculture.

Haryana also wants to attract newer industries such as electronics, electric vehicles, clean energy and robotics.

Small businesses will receive help with money, technology, infrastructure and finding markets.

The government says it will make approvals faster and easier for investors.

It also plans to train young people in skills that industries need.

Key facts

Investment target
₹5 lakh crore under the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026.
Employment target
One million jobs under the Make in Haryana Industrial Policy 2026.
Industrial townships
Ten additional Industrial Model Townships are envisaged over the policy period.
MSME and export policy target
The Haryana Progressive MSME and Export Promotion Policy 2026 aims to attract over ₹55,000 crore in manufacturing investment and create over five lakh jobs.
Export ambition
The state aims to double its exports by 2031.
Existing industrial examples
Kharkhoda and Sohna are cited as major industrial township developments.
Priority sectors
Electronics, semiconductor-linked manufacturing, electric vehicles, advanced batteries, clean technology, defence, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, medical technology, robotics and automation.

Quotes

Nayab Singh Saini

Chief Minister of Haryana

“Our message to investors is very clear; Haryana offers connectivity, infrastructure, skilled manpower, a strong industrial ecosystem and a government committed to ease of doing business.”
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“Come to Haryana, Make in Haryana, and from Haryana, Make for India and the World.”
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