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Uttar Pradesh: Yogi Government’s Industrial Push More Than Doubles UPSIDA Factory Registrations, Creates Over 50,000 Jobs

Lucknow, October 8, 2026: Yogi government is working to establish Uttar Pradesh as a major industrial and investment hub in the country. With the expansion of prepared industrial land, better connectivity, plug-and-play facilities, and sector-specific industrial parks, the state is rapidly creating new opportunities for investment and employment. As a result, factory registrations in UPSIDA…

Uttar Pradesh: Yogi Government’s Industrial Push More Than Doubles UPSIDA Factory Registrations, Creates Over 50,000 Jobs

In Uttar Pradesh, under the leadership of the Yogi government, industrial development has surged, more than doubling the number of factory registrations in UPSIDA industrial areas over a three-year period. This growth has resulted in the creation of over 50,000 jobs, showcasing the state's increasing appeal to investors. Beyond the National Capital Region (NCR), the government is focusing on balancing industrial development across eastern Uttar Pradesh and Bundelkhand.

New industrial zones are being established in Gorakhpur, Sant Kabir Nagar, and Lalitpur, with a dedicated pharmaceutical park in Lalitpur also underway. The state's industrial land bank exceeds 55,000 acres, with 2,000 acres currently available for use. UPSIDA is simultaneously enhancing basic infrastructure, such as roads and drainage, in these new industrial areas.

Furthermore, the government is developing sector-specific industrial parks to cater to various industries. For instance, the Lalitpur Pharma Park is designed to attract major pharmaceutical companies, while the auto and auto-component sectors are poised to benefit from the Bhara Pachpera Industrial Area of Pilibhit. These initiatives, coupled with a technologically advanced land management system, are propelling Uttar Pradesh towards becoming a robust manufacturing hub and a trillion-dollar economy.

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