Jamalpur, a town in the Munger district of Bihar, is known for its railway heritage. The town is home to Asia's largest and oldest locomotive railway workshop, which was established in 1862 by the East Indian Railway (EIR). In 1893, the first railway foundry in India was set up in Jamalpur. Jamalpur is a strategic location for businesses due to its excellent connectivity by road, rail, and air. The town is also home to a large pool of skilled labour. Bihar Industrial Area Development Authority (#BIADA) has 12.57 acres of vacant industrial plots available for lease at the Jamalpur Industrial Area. The industrial area is well-equipped with infrastructure, including roads, water, and power. To apply visit https://biadabihar.in #Jamalpur #Bihar #IndustrialPlots #SME #InvestInBihar #Munger
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Bihar enjoys a unique geographic advantage because of its proximity to the vast markets of Eastern, Northern and North-east India domestically and Nepal as its international neighbor, with easy access to Bangladesh and Bhutan. The state is well connected to the rest of India with 5,421 km dense network of National Highways and a Rail network of 3,794 km. The state has an international airport in Bodh Gaya (GAY) and a domestic airport in Patna (PAT) and Darbhanga (DBR), with 4 other Indian airports near the state’s borders in West Bengal, Jharkhand and UP. The National Waterway-1 (NW-1) also passes through the state. The Golden Quadrilateral Highway passes through the districts of Kaimur, Sasaram, Aurangabad, Gaya, and Patna, connecting the state to major metro cities in the country. The new business opportunities in Bihar are plenty as the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor passes through the state, providing access to ports in East India such as Kolkata and Haldia, to raw material sources, and mineral reserves in the neighboring states. The state has identified Food Processing, IT & Electronics, and Textiles & Leather as its high-priority sectors. Food processing, dairy, sugar, manufacturing, and healthcare are some of the fast-growing industries in the state in the state to attract investment opportunities in Bihar. Bihar has developed industrial park and civil infrastructure, offering land at competitive rates for long and short term lease, with all amenities present for accelerated commissioning of operations for business investors. Join in Our Online Practical Training-10th-17th April 2024 #rsglobalexport #rajeevsaini #exim #importexportbusiness #westbengal #trade #courses #training
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#InvestBihar Bihar currently has 75 Industrial areas with 24x7 water and power supply Bihar is the fastest growing Indian state based on Textile & Leather, Agriculture and multiple Industrial Sectors. Bihar enjoys a unique geographic advantage because of its proximity to the vast markets of Eastern, Northern and North-east India domestically and Nepal as its international neighbor, with easy access to Bangladesh and Bhutan. The state is well connected to the rest of India with 5,421 km dense network of National Highways and a Rail network of 3,794 km. The state has an international airport in Bodh Gaya (GAY) and a domestic airport in Patna (PAT) and Darbhanga (DBR), with 4 other Indian airports near the state’s borders in West Bengal, Jharkhand and UP. The National Waterway-1 (NW-1) also passes through the state. The Golden Quadrilateral Highway passes through the districts of Kaimur, Sasaram, Aurangabad, Gaya, and Patna, connecting the state to major metro cities in the country. The new business opportunities in Bihar are plenty as the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor passes through the state, providing access to ports in East India such as Kolkata and Haldia, to raw material sources, and mineral reserves in the neighboring states. The state has identified Food Processing, IT & Electronics, and Textiles & Leather as its high-priority sectors. Food processing, dairy, sugar, manufacturing, and healthcare are some of the fast-growing industries in the state in the state to attract investment opportunities in Bihar. Bihar has developed industrial park and civil infrastructure, offering land at competitive rates for long and short term lease, with all amenities present for accelerated commissioning of operations for business investors.
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New Delhi: Three Bihar towns are among the five worst cities of the country where the Ambient Air Quality data had the highest PM10 levels measured during the year 2022. These cities are Saharsa, Katihar and Samastipur. Jharia in Jharkhand tops the list with PM10 concentrations (µg/m3) registering 281, while the only town that falls outside the erstwhile undivided Bihar is Brynihat in Assam. #ambientairquality
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For a city of #Bangalore size, wealth and growth potential, super premium spacious residential plots / are just too less. For instance, if some one wants to buy a 20,000 sft plot in livable areas of Bangalore, just like #JubileeHills in #Hyderabad, there are almost none. True, #Epsilon on #OldAirportRoad may have a few. And some gated communities on outskirts like #Devanahalli and #Dodballapur road may have some. #CloverFields near Sarjapur has one acre plots but that is 1. In Tamil Nadu and 2. Its unconverted agri land. Areas like #Koramangala #Jayanagar #Indiranagar and #Sadashivanagar have max plot sizes of only up to 10,000 sft. Don't you think its time Bangalore builders fill this gap at least in emerging areas like Devanahalli ? And start developing #Superpremium #GatedCommunites ?
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236 crore rupees will be invested in Bihar, paper mill and textiles unit will open 1) Paper mill and textiles unit will be set up in Bihar. A total of more than 13.86 acres of land has been allotted for this. There will be a total investment of Rs 236 crore in this. This investment is to be made in 12 units of 10 industrial areas of the state. 2) An investment of Rs 236.32 crore will be made in textile, food processing, furniture, IT/ITES, paper mill and agriculture equipment. Most of the investment is proposed in Biyada area of Muzaffarpur, Patna and Gaya districts.
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Patna's multimodal logistic park (MMLP) is currently under construction and will be the first of its kind in the state of Bihar. Here's a quick summary: Location: Jaitia village, Patna district (around 100 acres of land) Connectivity: Road: Located near the under-construction Amas-Darbhanga four-lane highway. Rail: Close to the Neura-Diyawan railway line m. Benefits: Improved logistics efficiency and reduced transportation costs. Potential for e-commerce growth with storage facilities. Expected job creation in various sectors. Overall, this project aims to improve Bihar's infrastructure and economic prospects.
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Spark || States attempt frontloading capex in 4MFY24 Leaders and laggards: Uttar Pradesh(50%,Rs.191bn), Madhya Pradesh(66%,Rs.186bn), Gujarat(87%,Rs.168bn), Andhra Pradesh(3.6x,Rs.148bn), Telangana(2.4x,Rs.133bn), Rajasthan(68%,Rs.94bn), Odisha(105%,Rs.94bn), Haryana(63%,Rs.38bn), Uttarakhand(84%,Rs.21bn) & Jharkhand(52%,Rs.25bn) have contributed the maximum to capex growth. Conversely, Tamil Nadu(-6%,Rs.80bn), Karnataka(-61.3%,Rs.31bn) and Punjab(-19%,Rs.9bn) have witnessed a YoY contraction in capex in Apr-Jul23
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