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| Destination Maharashtra |
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| AREA:
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308,000
sq.km |
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| POPULATION: |
96.7 million |
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| STATE DOMESTIC PRODUCT:
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Rs. 2,41,877 crore |
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| PER CAPITA INCOME:
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Rs. 24,736 |
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| ROADS: |
2,22,600 kms |
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| POWER (TOTAL GENERATION):
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15,148 MW |
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| MAJOR INDUSTIRES:
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Infotech, Engineering,
Automobiles, Chemicals, and Fertilisers,
Pharma, Electricals and Electronics |
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Maharashtra has a
clear edge on all infrastructural metrics |
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Efficient ports |
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Good road connectivity |
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Probably the best
power situation |
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Proximity to markets |
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The biggest financial
centre |
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People who are both
industrious and enterprising |
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The Gallup survey
2003 has revealed Maharashtra is the hottest
state for business in India |
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Power availability
/ cost |
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Availability of raw
materials |
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Labour availability |
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Quality of power |
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Proximity of markets
(buyers) |
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Connectivity to international
cities |
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Flexibility of State
Govt. on policies |
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Banking sector – advanced banking
facilities |
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Telecom facilities |
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Maharashtra,
on the Western coast of India, is also one
of the largest states in the country. It ranks
as the country’s number one industrialized
state, boasting a GDP almost twice the national
average and accounts for a lion’s share
of the country’s exports.
Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra, is the
financial and commercial capital of the country,
and is home to the headquarters of more than
half of India’s largest corporate houses
and most of the MNCs doing business in India.
Pune, just a two hours drive from Mumbai,
is one of the fastest growing industrial centres
in Asia and a hot destination for several
IT and ITES companies. Also known as the ‘Education
capital of India, Pune is home to several
renowned educational institutions.
The government of Maharashtra has undertaken
the ambitious project of developing the Mumbai
- Pune Knowledge Corridor. This has created
a natural home for companies from all over
the world, seeking to set up their IT or ITES
activities in a safe, business-friendly and
progressive environment with world - class
facilities and infrastructure, keeping a long
term perspective in mind. |
India
has one of the world’s largest educated
and English speaking pools of graduates and
post-graduates, with a variety of technical
and non-technical skills.
The country has made tremendous progress in
developing critical infrastructure such as
telecommunications, Internet connectivity,
road, rail, air transport and power supply.
With the view to becoming the IT centre of
the world, the Government has drawn up a comprehensive
and bold IT policy, making it extremely attractive
for companies and entrepreneurs to set up
house in India with a long term perspective.
IT and ITES operations in India have consistently
delivered huge cost savings to clients in
North America, Europe and other parts of the
world. This is possible due to the substantially
lower costs of skilled manpower, facilities
and infrastructure as compared to similar
resources in their home countries. |
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