Category: Area Updates

India to soon get bullet trains on seven new routes
India will soon see bullet trains running on seven prominent new routes. Reportedly, the routes are—Varanasi to Howrah via Patna; Delhi to Varanasi via Noida, Agra and Lucknow; Delhi to Amritsar via Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Jalandhar; Delhi to Ahmedabad via Jaipur and Udaipur; Mumbai to Hyderabad via Pune; Mumbai to Nagpur via Nasik; and Chennai to Mysuru via Bangalore.

The latest to make it to the list is the 453 km high-speed rail corridor between Mysuru-Bengaluru-Chennai, which will likely turn into a reality soon. This is one of the seven routes that have been recently finalized. The said bullet train will run at a speed of 320 km per hour. And while the actual distance between Mysuru and Chennai is more than 485 km, the bullet corridor will be around 435 km. Thus, if the speed of the train is calculated, it will cover 145 km distance in just 45 min, i.e, from Mysuru to Bengaluru.

The Railway Board has already written to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) regarding this, and have provided all the required details of seven high-speed rail corridors for running bullet trains. Currently, the Indian Railways is in the process of preparing the blueprint of the said high-speed rail routes.

The Indian Railways and NHAI will soon begin the process of acquiring additional land, in which the bullet trains will run on seven new routes; thereby, providing the country a huge network of high-speed trains. Reportedly, NHAI will start the task of procuring land to lay tracks for the project along the greenfield expressways.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/travel/travel-news/india-to-soon-get-bullet-trains-on-seven-new-routes/as77409826.cms

Greater Noida, India (Metro Rail News): After the Jewar airport announcement, there is a boost in Yamuna Authority area for the investment. PPS International has asked to Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) for 20 acres land.

In this Regards, The company made a proposal and sent to YEIDA. The final decision on the proposal yet to come from authorities but it is believed that this proposal is going to get the green signal. Although, Yamuna Authority has agreed on the allocation of land for the factory in Sector-32.

Once the company successfully begin to manufacture the metro coach factory in the Authority area. It will create job opportunities for the youth, along with investment from the big companies.

The Company will manufacture stainless steel coaches based on German Technology. Most of the industrial plots in the authority area have been allocated for electronics or light industries. The establishment of the heavy industry will open new doors of possibilities.

“A decision to be taken on the allotment of land on completion of the application process,” Said officials

Formed in 2013, the company manufactures overhead electricity cables, cantilever, electric plugs etc. for Indian Railway and Metro Rail. The company to invest about 1200 crores.

Uttar Pradesh First Metro Rail Coach Factory to Built-in Greater Noida

This could bring few top foreign Universities on thier own or in JV’S in our Area, as not only United Nations have already choosen the area for competing Worldwide in Top 25 Universities Townships & the result of same would be declared by United Nations in 2025 but Bennett University (TOI Group) is already offering courses in consultation with IVY Leagues Universities in our Area✨💫⭐⚡

New Education Policy 2020: Paving the way for foreign universities to set up campuses in India, the new National Education Policy (NEP) states that the world’s top 100 universities will be “facilitated” to operate in the country through a new law. The Union Cabinet approved the NEP on Wednesday.

The government’s position on foreign universities effectively reverses the BJP’s earlier stand on The Foreign Educational Institutions (Regulation of Entry and Operations) Bill, 2010, brought by the UPA-2 government.

https://indianexpress.com/article/education/new-education-policy-2020-govt-allows-foreign-universities-to-set-up-campuses-in-india-6529446/

According to a report by international property consultant Savills, Rental Demand to move Northwards in our Area..Read Along✨⚡⭐💫🍾🥂

In this part of NCR, approximately 83,000 students require accommodation and form the potential segment of student housing.

Greater Noida has more than 50 educational colleges. About 65% of the 83,000 students are from outside NCR and 18% from distant areas of NCR. 27% of students live in campus hostels and are less inclined to shift to any other accommodation.

https://m.economictimes.com/industry/services/property-/-cstruction/savills-report-projects-greater-noida-to-emerge-as-indias-student-housing-hub/articleshow/77216632.cms

“We can get the required land for developing industries in two ways. Either we can buy the land directly from farmers or we can ask Gautam Budh Nagar district administration to acquire the land and hand it over to us,” said KK Gupta, additional CEO of GNIDA. Since acquisition is a long-drawn process, the Authority prefers to buy the land directly from the owners.
In fact, the process was initiated in November last year, following a board meeting and direct purchase from farmers through mutual consent was pushed as the first option. Since then, the Authority has managed to source around 300 hectares of land. “Due to the lockdown, the process was shelved. Response and application from interested farmers is being sought over the portal now,” said Gupta.
Moreover, due to the dismal response, GNIDA officials would conduct camps within the villages that had been notified in 2006, but are yet to be developed, in order to increase its industrial land bank to 4,201 hectares as per the master plan by the end of March 2021.
More than 300 villages have been notified under GNIDA by the state government. But so far, the development work has taken place in 200 odd villages. The villages where purchase or acquisition of land has been planned include Dhoom Manikpur, Sunpura, Imaliyaka, Sirsa, Amarpur and Itahi. “Majority of the land that is yet to be acquired falls close to the Eastern Peripheral Expressway in Dankaur,” said Devendra Bhati from Ghangola village.
Additional district magistrate (land acquisition) Balram Singh said, “We received the proposal of the Authority in the past, and are working on the matter. Interaction with farmers and land owners of the notified villages is scheduled next month and we would forward our report to senior authorities.”
https://m.timesofindia.com/city/noida/greater-noida-starts-buying-land-from-farmers/amp_articleshow/77096235.cms

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1st Dedicated Toy Industry in India to set-up near our Project with multi-Billion Turnover & offering few lacs Jobs

Interested parties can set up units in the park to develop all sorts of toys, and the ₹1,000 crore park has the potential to end the current monopoly of China in the toys market, Yeida officials said

https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/yamuna-authority-s-1-000cr-toy-park-scheme-on-100-acres-opens-july-23/story-GiqipuPXo2UhmTOkGWYMfL.html

World class projects comming to NOIDA

https://tricitytoday.com/news/good-news-for-the-residents-of-noida-one-of-the-best-convention-center-in-india-will-be-build-10273.html

”Make in India” hub Noida to churn over 30 cr mobiles in 5 yrs
Noida, Nov 17 (IANS) The pace at which mobile manufacturing activity is growing in the Noida/Greater Noida area owing to the “Make in India” initiative, the region is set to produce about 30 per cent of an estimated 100 crore mobile phones the country will produce annually by 2025.

Approximately 80 mobile manufacturing factories are currently operating in this region, with an estimated total employment of 50,000 people, according to mobile industry body ICEA.

These 80 units produce mobile handsets as well as components for handsets such as chargers/adapters, battery packs, etc.

During 2018-19, India saw the production of 29 crore units and the bulk of the production came from the Noida-Greater Noida region.

For example, South Korean tech giant Samsung, which opened its biggest mobile factory at Sector 81 last year, is set to double its mobile phones manufacturing capacity in Noida from 6.8 crore to 12 crore units a year by 2020.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO, which is currently manufacturing 5 crore smartphones annually at its Kasna-based factory in Greater Noida, aims to double the capacity to 10 crore units by next year, according to Sumit Walia, VP, Product and Marketing, OPPO India.

Another Chinese player, Vivo, which earlier this month rolled out a new manufacturing facility in Greater Noida as part of its approximately Rs 7,500 crore investment plan in India, is ready to produce more than 3.3 crore devices annually, from its current production of 2.5 crore units.

“Noida/Greater Noida/YEW (Yamuna Expressway) are envisaged to be a global hub of mobile phone and component manufacturing,” Pankaj Mohindroo, Chairman, India Cellular and Electronics Association (ICEA), told IANS.

“We estimate that out of the targeted $190 billion value production and 100 crore volume of phones to be produced by 2025, at least 30 per cent will be made here — over $57 billion production of just phones which is a near four-fold jump from the present numbers,” Mohindroo emphasised.

“We estimate a component and sub-assembly industry of at least $20-25 billion developing here in 4-5 years,” he said.

Out of 100 crore handsets, nearly 60 crore are expected to be exported, according to the National Policy on Electronics 2019 which has set the aim of promoting domestic manufacturing and export in the entire value-chain of ESDM (Electronics System Design and Manufacturing) for economic development to achieve a turnover of nearly Rs 28 lakh crore by 2025.

India currently has over 450 million smartphone users, the number of which is expected to reach 859 million by 2022, according to a latest ASSOCHAM-PwC joint study.

In 2014, India had just two mobile phone manufacturing units. But thanks to the “Make in India” push, the country now has 268 mobile handset and accessories manufacturing units.

In fact, India is now the second-largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world after China.

“Mobile handset manufacturing activity essentially moved to Noida/ Greater Noida region post 2014 primarily due to the region”s close proximity to the National Capital Region as well as availability of space to move in and operationalise manufacturing activity at a quicker pace,” Mohindroo elaborated.

With Apple set to double down on manufacturing new iPhones in India, it can change the face of manufacturing in the country.

“Apple has started manufacturing phones in India, including components. They have started making iPhones in India and also components both for exports. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg. I want a robust presence of Apple in India. A super robust presence of Samsung in India. Apple is also on board as far as the India story in concerned,” IT and Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had told the media in September.

According to CyberMedia Research (CMR), China-based BBK Group, the parent company of OPPO, Vivo, Realme and OnePlus brands, achieved 42 per cent share in the India smartphone market in the third quarter this year, which is almost equal to the market share of Xiaomi and Samsung combined.

According to ICEA, about 95 per cent of mobile phones sold in India are produced in the country itself.

“Our domestic market vis-a-vis domestic manufacturing is saturated and we have set our sights on a target of Rs 7.7 lakh crore of exports by 2025,” Mohindroo said.
https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/make-in-india-hub-noida-to-churn-over-30-cr-mobiles-in-5-yrs/1664411