Govt plans 12 industrial smart cities, collaborating with Singapore and Japan
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Govt plans 12 industrial smart cities, collaborating with Singapore and Japan

The Indian government is actively pursuing the development of 12 industrial smart cities as part of its strategy to enhance economic growth. Discussions are underway with Singapore and Japan to leverage their expertise in urban planning and infrastructure development. These smart cities aim to foster innovation and sustainable living while attracting investments.

Officials highlighted that the initiative aligns with India's broader vision of becoming a global manufacturing hub. The government seeks to incorporate advanced technologies and smart solutions to create efficient urban environments.

The Indian government is actively pursuing the development of 12 industrial smart cities as part of its strategy to enhance economic growth. Discussions are underway with Singapore and Japan to leverage their expertise in urban planning and infrastructure development. These smart cities aim to foster innovation and sustainable living while attracting investments. Officials highlighted that the initiative aligns with India's broader vision of becoming a global manufacturing hub. The government seeks to incorporate advanced technologies and smart solutions to create efficient urban environments.

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