Modi govt approves multi-modal logistics, transport hub at Greater Noida; to generate 1 lakh jobs

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The Union Cabinet has authorised building of multi-modal logistics and transport hub at Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh with an estimated price of Rs 3,883.80 crore. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday additionally authorised proposals of the Department of Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) for building of assorted trunk infrastructure parts for Krishnapatnam Industrial Area in Andhra Pradesh and Tumakuru Industrial Area in Karnataka at estimated prices of Rs 2,139.44 crore and Rs 1,701.81 crore, respectively.
The multi-modal logistics hub mission will likely be developed as a world-class facility that may present environment friendly storage/transitioning of products to/from the Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFC) and provide a one-stop vacation spot to freight firms and prospects, an official assertion mentioned.
The facility won’t solely present normal container dealing with actions but additionally present varied value-added providers to scale back logistics price with improved effectivity of operations, it added.
The multi-modal transport hub mission positioned close to the already current Indian Railways station of Boraki will act as a transport hub with provisioning of rail, street and MRTS accessibility for the passengers in a seamless method. It may have area for inter state bus terminal, native bus terminal, metro, industrial, retail and resort area and inexperienced open areas.

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“The project will provide world-class passenger movement facilities for the growing population of the catchment zone catering to upcoming developments in Uttar Pradesh, sub-region of the NCR and thus, decongest Delhi,” it added. The employment technology estimated is about 1,00,000 individuals by 2040 for each these tasks and may have a constructive influence on progress alternatives within the surrounding space, the assertion mentioned.
Envisioned on the spine of main transportation corridors like japanese and western devoted freight corridors, expressways and nationwide highways, proximity to ports, and airports, it mentioned, the target of business hall programme is creation of greenfield industrial cities with sustainable ‘plug and play’, ICT enabled utilities to facilitate manufacturing investments into the nation by offering high quality, dependable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure to industries. The developed land parcels in these cities will likely be prepared for instant allotment for attracting investments into manufacturing, and positioning India as a robust participant within the international worth chain.
It mentioned these tasks have been deliberate on the spine of multi modal connectivity infrastructure. “Krishnapatnam Industrial Area in Andhra Pradesh and Tumakuru Industrial Area in Karnataka under the Chennai Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC) have been approved to kick start the development in Chennai Bengaluru Industrial Corridor project,” it mentioned.
These greenfield industrial cities will likely be self-sustained with world-class infrastructure, street and rail connectivity for freight motion to and from ports and logistic hubs together with dependable energy and high quality social infrastructure, it mentioned. “For Krishnapatnam node, estimated employment projection on completion of the first phase of development is likely to be around 98,000 persons, of which about 58,000 persons are likely to be employed at the site,” it mentioned.
It added that for Tumakuru node, employment of about 88,500 individuals is estimated, out of which 17,700 individuals will likely be from service industries reminiscent of retail, workplaces and different industrial alternatives within the preliminary growth part.
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