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UP Government's Rs 70.64 Bn Logistics Hub Project in Dadri
ECONOMY & POLICY

UP Government's Rs 70.64 Bn Logistics Hub Project in Dadri

Uttar Pradesh is set to establish India's largest logistics hub in Dadri with a substantial investment of Rs 70.64 billion. This ambitious project by the state government aims to boost infrastructure and economic development in the region, strategically located near the national capital region (NCR). The logistics hub in Dadri is expected to serve as a pivotal centre for warehousing, transportation, and distribution activities, catering to both domestic and international markets. With its prime location and comprehensive facilities, the hub is projected to attract significant investment and generate employment opportunities, contributing to Uttar Pradesh's economic growth. The project includes state-of-the-art logistics facilities, modern warehousing spaces, and efficient transportation links, enhancing connectivity and operational efficiency for businesses operating in the region.

Uttar Pradesh is set to establish India's largest logistics hub in Dadri with a substantial investment of Rs 70.64 billion. This ambitious project by the state government aims to boost infrastructure and economic development in the region, strategically located near the national capital region (NCR). The logistics hub in Dadri is expected to serve as a pivotal centre for warehousing, transportation, and distribution activities, catering to both domestic and international markets. With its prime location and comprehensive facilities, the hub is projected to attract significant investment and generate employment opportunities, contributing to Uttar Pradesh's economic growth. The project includes state-of-the-art logistics facilities, modern warehousing spaces, and efficient transportation links, enhancing connectivity and operational efficiency for businesses operating in the region.

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