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Momentum JharkhandThe Investment Destination

Country India’s Export Items India’s Imports Items Key Sectors of

Synergies with

Jharkhand

Brazil Diesel, Polyester Yarn, Chemical Products,

Drugs and Cotton Yarn.

Crude Oil , Sugar, Soya Oil, Copper Ores Mines & Metals, Food &

Feed and Textile

Russia Pharmaceuticals, Electronics, Machinery,

Engines, Pumps, Iron & Steel, Clothing,

Coffee, Tea & Spices, Tobacco, Vehicles,

Other Food Preparations

Gems, Precious Metals, Machinery,

Engines, Pumps, Electronic Equipment,

Fertilizers, Medical, Technical Equipment,

Oil, Iron & Steel, Paper, Inorganic

Chemicals, Salt, Sulphur, Stone, Cement

ESDM, Mines & Metals,

Textiles, Food & Feed,

Manufacturing (Cement

& Chemicals)

China Cotton, Gems, Precious Metals, Coins,

Copper Ores, Slag, Ash, Organic Chemicals,

Salt, Sulphur, Stone, Cement, Machinery,

Engines, Pumps, Plastics, Electronics

Electronics, Machines, Engines, Pumps,

Organic Chemicals, Fertilizers, Iron & Steel,

Plastics, Iron & Steel Products, Gems,

Precious Metals, Coins, Ships, Boats,

Medical Equipment, Technical Equipment

ESDM, Automobile,

Healthcare, Mines &

Metals, Manufacturing

(Plastic, Machinery,

Engineering &

Electronics)

South Africa Vehicles & Components, Transport

Equipment, Drugs & Pharmaceuticals,

Engineering Goods, Footwear, Chemicals,

Textiles, Rice and Gems & Jewelry

Gold, Steam Coal, Copper Ores &

Concentrates, Phosphoric Acid, Manganese

Ore, Aluminium Ingots & Other Minerals

Automobile.

Healthcare, Textile,

Mines & Metals,

Manufacturing (Pharma

& Chemicals)

BRICS Nations & Jharkhand – Sectors of Synergies

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ia ►Endowed with vast natural resources

►Ranks 3rd in mineral production & home to 40% mineral reserves of India

►Mineral based industries categorized as thrust areas by the State

►”Jamshedpur” - first India planned city

►Home to India‟s first integrated steel plant set-up in 1907

►Long established presence of leading industry players -TATA Steel, BokaroSteel & Usha Martin

►Strong policy framework

►Policies aligned to national priorities

►Fiscal and administrative incentives

►Routine review and revision of policies

►Visionary Leadership

►Focus on promoting industrial growth & harmony

►Promoting collaboration between government & private sector

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Energy Tourism HealthcareSkill &

EducationTextiles

Urban Development

IT & ITES Agri, Food & Feed

RajasthanPower Tariff: 1.55

Skilled Labour wage: 1.0

CPI: 25.47

GujaratPower Tariff: 1.11


CPI: 22.70

Maharashtra

Power Tariff: 1.67


CPI: 28.93

Karnataka

Power Tariff: 1.5


CPI: 25.90

Uttar Pradesh

Power Tariff: 1.77


CPI: 24.85

Jharkhand

Power Tariff: 1.17


CPI: 24.33

Madhya Pradesh

Power Tariff: 1.24


CPI: 26.09

Chhattisgarh

Power Tariff: 1.27


CPI: 22.7

Andhra Pradesh

Power Tariff: 1.36


CPI: 23.85

Competitive Cost of Doing Business

* Power Tariff and Skilled Labour Wage have been shown as Cost Index with base as 1.CPI is Consumer Price Index of the capital city (For Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada is

considered), sourced from www.numbeo.com

Disposal of

Application

Time Limits under

Facilitation Act (days)

Earlier Revised

Registering a

Business under VAT30 1

Allotment of land by

GovernmentUn-defined 75

Environmental

Approvals120 30-69

Registration under

various Labour ActsUn-defined 30

Electricity

Connection30 Days 13

Online grant of Factory Licence and its

subsequent renewals can be issued for 1 to

10 years

Professional Tax registration certificate

issued within one working day of application

VAT refund is now done in 60 days

Water allocation/ connection approval now

available within 30 days

Timeline for Building Plan Approval is 60

days

Approval of Online application for Tree

Cutting and Transportation within 41 days

Most Labour clearances within 50 days

Ease of Doing Business - Revised Timelines

Educational Infrastructure

Education ProgramNo. of

Institutions

Technical

Architecture &

Engineering/

Technology

16

MCA 4

ITI 20

ITC 157

Polytechnic 25

MedicalMedical 3

Pharmacy 2

Management

Management 13

Hotel Management 2

Others B.Ed/M.Ed 116

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National Metallurgical Laboratory, Jamshedpur

Steel Authority of India Limited, R&D centre

Metallurgical & Engineering Consultants Limited

Central Mine Planning and Design Institute

TATA steel R&D Center

Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra

National Institute of Technology

Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad

XLRI, Jamshedpur

Indian Institute of Management

National University of Study and Research in Law

Central University of Jharkhand

National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology

Abundant Skilled Human Resources

Major Industrial Corridors & ConnectivityRobust Infrastructure

Major Industrial Corridors

Deoghar

Hazaribag

1. Amritsar-Delhi- Kolkata Industrial Corridor (181 Kms)

2. Ranchi-Patratu- Ramgarh Industrial Corridor (70 Kms)

3. Kodarma – Behragora Industrial Corridor (285 Kms)

Road connectivity:

15 National Highways (NH) pass through the state

Major industrial activity is concentrated in an area South

of NH-2, which connects Kolkata with Delhi via Jharkhand

Industrial Corridor connecting Ranchi, Dhanbad and

Jamshedpur forming a 6 lane Golden Triangle.

Rail connectivity:

Total 2182 kms rail network.

Air connectivity:

Domestic airport : Ranchi. Connecting to all metros and

major cities

GoJ already initiated up gradation of Ranchi airport to

international status.

Jamshedpur, Dumka, Dhanbad, Bokaro, Giridih, Deoghar,

Hazaribagh, Daltonganj and Noamundi also have

airstrips.

Source: Jharkhand Economic Survey 2015-16

Jharkhand Industrial

and Investment

Promotion

Policy, 2016 and

Industrial Park Policy

50% of the project cost with ceiling up to USD 1.503 Million for industrial park

50% of cost with ceiling of USD1.502 Million cr. incurred on infrastructure development for

sector specific parks

Financial Incentives -Comprehensive Project Investment Subsidy (CPIS) @ 20% fixed

capital, incentives on VAT, Interest Subsidy, Pollution Control Equipment Subsidy

Jharkhand Food &

Feed Processing

Industry Policy, 2015

Grant-in-aid from 35% to 45% of the project cost maximum - upto USD 0.752 Million

Financial grant-in-aid and concessions and incentives for market development and export

promotion

Jharkhand Tourism

Policy, 2015

30% incentives on capital investment, subsidy on capital power generation, interest

subsidy, and incentives on airport operation (50% load factor in 1st Year)

Policy also provides for Tax and Duty exemption for tourism centric projects

Key Policy Incentives

Capital Investment

subsidy upto USD

4.59 Million under

different schemes.

Export Subsidies

Grant and

Financial

assistance from

GOI, GOJ under

dedicated “Scheme

for .Integrated

Textile Park‟ &

Industry work‟s

Hostel schemes.

Capital

Investment, Interes

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Subsidy, VAT, Sta

mp duty

Registration

reimbursement, an

d other

Administrative

Subsidies

Fiscal Incentives:

Capital subsidy for

common

infrastructure upto

USD 3 Million.

Incentives like

100% CST

concession, VAT

relaxation upto

75% for

Manufacturing

Units

Marketing

Incentives

Patent and Quality

Certification

Incentives

Capital and

Interest Subsidy for

MSME units

Support and

Funding under Idea

/Seed/ Prototype

stage and Scale up

stage

Infrastructure

Creation like Central

Incubation/innovation

lab, Incubation centers

in higher educational

institutions, Private

Incubators, Accelerato

rs, virtual incubation

Platform

Creation of Venture

Capital, Entrepreneurs

hip Fund

Special Focus on

Human Capital

Development

Other Financial

Incentives

Non-Fiscal

Incentives like

Common facility center

at Incubation

center, Focus

Industry, Creation of

land bank, Power

subsidy, Local

preference, Exemption

s from inspection

under different acts

and others

Fiscal Incentives like

Income tax Capital

investment, Interest

reimbursement, Speci

al incentives for Mega

Projects, Projects at

Tier II locations MSME

& Mid scape

companies and other

Administrative

Incentives

Land cost

reimbursement, sta

mp duty and

Registration

reimbursement.

Capital Incentives

like Capital

equipment

subsidy, Tax

reimbursement.

Incentives for

Operations

Special incentives

like Recruitment

Quality certification

assistance, home &

Travelling expense

reimbursement

Non-Fiscal

Incentives as per

provisions

Special Incentives

for Large BPO Units

Specific Incentives

for MSME, IT based

R&D

Companies, Mega

Projects, Internet of

Things, Tier II

locations, Designated

Technology Park.

Non-Fiscal

Incentives like

Creation of land

bank, Power

subsidy, Local

preference, Exemptio

ns from inspection

under different

acts, FAR

relaxation, IT/ITEs

units in any

zone, and others

Fiscal Incentives

like Income

tax, Interest

reimbursement and

others

Recently Launched Policies

Textile, Apparel &

Footwear Policy

2016

Automobile &

Auto Component

Policy 2016

Start-up Policy

2016

ESDM Policy

2016BPO Policy 2016

IT/ITeS Policy

2016

Investment opportunities across sectors (1/2)

Note: 1)MW – Mega Watt 2) IPP- Independent Power Producer 3)UMPPS- Ultra Mega Power Projects 4) JBVNL- Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd.

5)EPC- Engineering Procurement Contract 6)PSS- Power Supply Systems 7) MVA – Mega Volt Amp

Two upcoming 4,000MW UMPPs

4,000MW NTPC and GoJ (JBVNL) Joint

Venture projects

Power Generation

Transmission systems worth ~Rs.3,000

Cr. proposed to be developed under

PPP route.

EPC opportunities of worth ~Rs.9,000

Cr.

Power Transmission

Appointment of billing agencies for Urja

Mitra

Nearly 246 new PSS to be

commissioned capacity from 3,818MVA

to 7,412 MVA

Planned investment of Rs.14,000 Cr.

Power DistributionEn

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100 acres of land parcel, to house

Medical College, Super-specialty

Hospital, Nursing & Paramedical

Institute, Diagnostic Center and

Laboratories on PPP mode

Setting up of

Super speciality hospitals

Dialysis Centre at all Medical

Colleges & District Hospitals

Central Bio Medical Waste Disposal

Unit

Supply and Setting up of

Manufacturing Plants for sterilization

drugs & consumables

Hea

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Opening New Universities

Setting up of Wi-Fi campuses and

Digital library in all universities

Setting up of Industry promoted

Centre of Excellences

Establishing campuses of Foreign

universities/technical institutions

Opening New Engineering /

Polytechnic colleges

Management of colleges on PPP

mode

Forging partnership for Skill

Development Centres in existing

institutions

Setting up of 50 Mega Skill

Development Centres

Setting up of Entrepreneurship

Development Fund (EDF)

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Note: 1) ISBT: Inter State Bus Terminal

Smart City; 341 acres Encumbrance

free contiguous land parcel

Convention Centre and Urban Tower

in Ranchi

Jharkhand Urban Planning &

Management Institute, Ranchi

Bus Terminal cum Commercial

Complex in Dhanbad

ISBT1 at Ranchi and Deoghar

Market Complex in Jamshaedpur

Haz House

Roads and Flyovers across state

Development of Septage & Drainage

System

Water Bodies Beautification

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IT Parks

Innovation Lab

Venture Capital Fund

Software Parks

SPV for network

Setting up of IIIT

Setting up of electronic manufacturing

cluster

IT &

ITe

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Investment opportunities across sectors (2/2)

Global Investors’ Summit – 2017Jharkhand welcomes you to be part of its growth story

5 Domestic & 1 international Road Shows Conducted So Far

Bangalore

19 Jul 2016

Hyderabad

20 Jul 2016

Delhi

4 Aug 2016

Kolkata

19 Aug 2016

Mumbai

20 Sep 2016

GIS 2017Ranchi, 16th & 17th February 2017

State of Jharkhand welcomes you to participate

in the GIS 2017 in Ranchi, witness the

reformative measures, a pro-business

environment and be a part of its growth story

USA: 25th Oct to 1st Nov 2016

Las Vegas, San Francisco, San

Jose, New York & New Jersey

Thank You

BRICS – Economic Data & Trade Statistics

Inhabitants: 3.07 bn (53.4% of world population)

Sources: indianjournalofmanagement.com; http://brics.itamaraty.gov.br/

The strength of the BRICS economies is of

ever increasing importance to the global

economy. BRICS's collective contribution to

world GDP increased from 11% in 1990 to

25% in 2011.

Taken together, the BRICS's contribution to

global growth was nearly 33% in 2015.

Since 2001, the BRICS have more than

doubled their share of world exports. In

2001, the group represented 8.1% of world's

total exports; in 2015 it accounted for 19.1%

Between 2006 and 2015, intra-BRICS trade

increased 163%, from US $ 93 to 244 billion.

By 2050, Brazil, Russia, India, and China

will displace most of the current G-7

countries.

Brazil South Africa India Russia China

India’s Trade & Agreements with BRICS Nations

Total Trade (2015-16): USD 93,118 mn.

Sources: Dept. of Commerce, GoI

5%

6%

81%

8% 7%

7%

76%

10%

Brazil

Russia

China

South AfricaImports Total TradeExports

16%

9%

54%

21%

Brazil South Africa Russia China

Key Bilateral Agreements

Extradition Treaty, Cooperation

in Tourism, Space, Air

Services, Oil & Natural

Gas, Academic

Exchange, Infrastructure, Civil

Defence, Agriculture etc.

Economic & Commercial

Cooperation, Defence, Culture,

Heath, Human

Settlements, Public

Administration, Science &

Technology and Education.

Trade, Economic, Scientific, Tec

hnological and Cultural

Cooperation, Joint Task

Force, Joint Study

Group, Defence Cooperation

and Nuclear Cooperation

Science & Tech.

Cooperation, Cultural

Exchanges, Cross-Border

Trade, Cooperation on

Environmental

Issues, Railways, Broadcasting,

Skills, Education, Mining &

Minerals, Tourism,

Population: 32.98 Million

26.94

32.98

2001 2011

5.997.93

20.95

25.05

2001 2011

Urban

Rural

22.2%24.0%

76.0%

77.8%

Distribution (Rural : Urban) 78 : 22 76 : 24

Literacy Rate 53.56% 67.63%

Population Density (Persons per sq. km.) 338 414

Sex Ratio (Females per 1,000 males) 941 948

Decadal growth (2001-2011) 23.19% 22.34%

2001 2011

Significant growth in the literacy rate

between 2001 to 2011, primarily because

of the improvement in educational

infrastructure in the state

Growth in Urban population, share in total

population increased from 22.2% in 2001

to 24% in 2011

Improvement in Sex Ratio from 941

females per 1,000 males in 2001 to 948

females per 1,000 males in 2011, the ratio

moved ahead of the national average

during the last decade

Witnessed a decline in the decadal

population growth rate

Population Urban – Rural Divide

Jharkhand Demographics

Per-Capita Income 2014-15: USD 873.59

22.2%

76.0%

77.8%

-0.96

3.34

5.76 6.11 6.15 6.24 6.67 6.76 7.33 7.48 7.70 7.79 7.85 7.98 7.98

8.65

11.04

15.56

J&K Assam Maharashtra Rajasthan Uttar Pradesh

Odisha Kerala Madhya Pradesh

Uttarakhand Himachal Pradesh

Gujarat Karnataka Chhattisgarh Andhra Pradesh

Haryana Tamil Nadu Jharkhand Bihar

One of the leading state in India in terms of economic growth

GSDP for Jharkhand stood at INR 2207.29 Billion in 2014-2015, with a GSDP growth of 11.04%, second highest amongst the 20

major states of India.

With GSDP target for twelfth plan (2012-17) for Jharkhand been set at 7.8%, the state is expected to achieve the same by a

margin considering the growth in recent years

Per Capita income at current prices for Jharkhand increased from USD 771.62 in 2013-14 to USD 873. 59 in 2014-15, witnessing

a growth of 13.21%

GSDP Growth (2014-15)

Jharkhand Income Levels

Since its

formation in 2000

the state has

seen 10 chief

ministers and

thrice the

Presidents Rule

Currently the

state has a very

stable Govt.

under the

leadership of our

Hon‟able CM Sh.

Raghubar Das

One of the

fastest growing

state in the

country

Ranked 2nd

amongst 20

major Indian

state in terms of

GSDP growth in

2014-15

Sharp increase

has been

witnessed in the

per capita

income

There has also

been a growth in

the urban

population

residing in the

state

Focus of State

Govt. on

development of

technological

infrastructure in

the state

Four Technology

related policies

unveiled recently:

o IT/ ITES

o BPO

o ESDM

o Start-up

Presence of High

Court of

Judicature at

Ranchi, territorial

jurisdiction

extending to the

entire state of

Jharkhand.

Alternate Dispute

Resolution (ADR)

mechanism is

promoted by the

Litigation Policy

of the state

Jharkhand has

sector specific

departments with

ministries, collect

ively responsible

for formulation

and

implementation

of policies

The state is

taking proactive

measures to

enable a

business friendly

environment

P E S T L E

Political Economic Social Technological Legal Environmental

Jharkhand PESTLE Analysis

Single Window Clearance

Online Applicatio

n and

Approval

Regular Consultation with

Industry

Time Bound

Grievance

Handling

Ease of

Doing

Business

Business Enablers

Single Window

www.advantage.jharkhand.gov.in

Helpline: 0651-6556666

Common application for different

incentives D

Online monitoring of disbursal of

incentivesE

Grievance handling with timelinesF

Interactive system for approvals G

A SMS/E-Mail status notification

B Common Helpline numbers for clearances

C Qualified & equipped relationship officers

Strong Policy FrameworkH

Investment Climate

Industrial Infrastructure Government Owned - Industrial Development Authority

Responsibilities of Industrial Area Development Authorities

►Proactive in Industrial Development in command

districts

►Continuous assistance to Developed/ under

Developed/ Proposed Industrial area

►Single Point assistance to the entrepreneurs

►Assistance in providing basic infrastructure

amenities, Bank finance etc.

JIADA ► No of industrial areas

functioning: 28

► Total Area: 6368 acres

► No. of working units: 2085

No Industrial Area Key industries

1 Palamu-Garhwa Mineral & chemical based industries

2 Lohardaga Aluminum industries, power plants

3Koderma-Hazaribagh

Mica based industries, power plant, glass, alloy steels, cement, refractory

4 Ranchi MSME, IT & ITES, food processing

5Dhanbad-Bokaro

Coal industrial area, steel, refractories, coal based power plants

6 SingbhumIron & steel, auto components, cement, horticulture, food processing, silk & textile and IT/ITES

7 Ghatshila Copper and Forest based Industries

8 DeogharGlass, steel, aromatic medicinal plant, coal based power plant, silk textile industries, food processing

Energy Sector in JharkhandAmongst the lowest electricity tariff in the country

Committed to Reform Power Sector

First State to sign UDAY MoU (5th Jan‟16)

Amongst first to unveil “24X7 Power for All” roadmap

Note: 1)MW – Mega Watt 2) IPP- Independent Power Producer 3)UMPPS- Ultra Mega Power Projects 4) JBVNL- Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Ltd.

5)EPC- Engineering Procurement Contract 6)PSS- Power Supply Systems 7) MVA – Mega Volt Amp

Target of 100% village electrification by Dec‟2016 and 100% Household

electrification by Mar‟2018

~22,500MW of power generation projects under various stages of

development

Encouraging IPPs with an option to sell 25% of installed generation

capacity to State.

Two upcoming 4,000MW UMPPs in

Tilaiya and Deoghar

4,000MW NTPC and GoJ (JBVNL) Joint

Venture projects at Patratu

Future coal blocks/ coal linkage

opportunities

Power Generation

Transmission systems worth ~Rs.3,000

Cr. proposed to be developed under

PPP route.

EPC opportunities of worth ~Rs.9,000

Cr.

Power Transmission

Appointment of billing agencies for Urja

Mitra

Nearly 246 new PSS to be

commissioned capacity from 3,818MVA

to 7,412 MVA

Planned investment of Rs.14,000 Cr.

Power Distribution

Investment Opportunities

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100 acres of land parcel, to house Medical College, Super-

specialty Hospital, Nursing & Paramedical

Institute, Diagnostic Center and Laboratories on PPP

mode

Medico City, Itki, Ranchi

Other opportunities Setting up of

Super speciality hospitals

Dialysis Centre at all Medical Colleges & District Hospitals

Central Bio Medical Waste Disposal Unit, Centralized

Sterilization Drugs & Consumables : Supply and Setting up

of Manufacturing Plants, as Jharkhand adopted “Free

Drug Policy” in 2015

Schemes / Services PPP Partner

Pathological Diagnostics

ServicesSRL & Medal Healthcare

Radiological Diagnostics

Services

Healthmap Diagnostics Pvt.

Ltd.

„104‟ - Health Information

Help Line

Piramal Swasthya Research

Institute Hyderabad,

„108‟ - Emergency

Ambulance ServicesZiqitza Health Care Ltd.

Successful PPP Projects

Fiscal Incentives for establishing Medical College

20, 25, 30 crores grant for Medical College with 50

seats, 100 seats, 150 seats respectively

Many other Fiscal and Administrative Initiatives

Healthcare Opportunities in Jharkhand

Key Opportunities

Higher Education

Opening New Universities

Setting up of Wi-Fi campuses and

Digital library in all universities

Setting up of Industry promoted Centre

of Excellences

Establishing campuses of Foreign

universities/technical institutions

Technical Education

Opening New Engineering /

Polytechnic colleges

Management of colleges on PPP

mode

Development of COEs and t-SDIs for

Skill Development

Skill Development

Forging partnership for Skill

Development Centers in existing

institutions

Setting up of 50 Mega Skill

Development Centres

Setting up of Entrepreneurship

Development Fund (EDF)

Higher, Technical Education & Skill DevelopmentA Conducive Climate for Educational Institutions

Indicator Jharkhand India

Higher Education

Gross Enrollment Ratio

(Lakhs)13.1 23.0

College per Lakh Population 8 26

Technical Education

Engineering College density 1 per 20 Lakhs 1 per 7.7 Lakhs

Polytechnic College Density 1 per 11 Lakhs 1 per 3 Lakhs

Allocation of 10 Acres of land for single disciplinary University

and provision of endowment fund of Rs 2 cr.

Allocation of 25 acres of land for Multidisciplinary University

and provision of endowment Fund of Rs 4 cr.

Incentives for Setting up of Private university

Note: 1) COE: Center for Excellence

2) t-SDI: Technical Skill Development Institutes

Operation and Maintenance of Polytechnic and

Engineering Colleges on PPP mode have been

notified.

Urban DevelopmentInvestment Potential Across Infrastructure Domains


341 acres Encumbrance free

contiguous land parcel

Transit Oriented

Development (TOD) plan

FSI up to 4 and 35%

ground coverage along

main corridor

In close proximity from

City centre, Hatia

Railway Station, Birsa

Munda Airport

Metrorail corridor &

transit oriented hub are

proposed

Smart City - Ranchi Other Opportunities

Investment opportunities include:

Convention Centre and Urban Tower in

Ranchi

Jharkhand Urban Planning &

Management Institute, Ranchi

Bus Terminal cum Commercial Complex

in Dhanbd

ISBT at Ranchi and Deoghar

Market Complex in Jamshaedpur

Haz House

Roads and Flyovers across state

Development of Septage & Drainage

System

Water Bodies Beautification

Note: 1) ISBT: Interstate Bus Terminal

IT & ITeS Scenario

IT & ITeS initiatives

Innovation Lab1

Venture Capital Fund 2

SPV for Network 3

Setting up of IIIT4

IT Parks 5

Software Parks 6

EMC [1]7

Note: 1) EMC: Electronic Manufacturing Cluster

New policies are being announced for development of IT/ITeS, BPO, ESDM & Start Ups

Key MOUs signed with Oracle, HP, CISCO and now with Siemens, PTC, etc.

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