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The Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA) has allotted 182 acres of land in 2025, attracting INR 5,800 crore in investments and paving the way for 20,000 new jobs. Investors span sectors such as textiles, food processing, and logistics, reflecting Gorakhpur's transformation into a growth hub. Established in 1989, GIDA has adopted investor-friendly policies that have accelerated industrialisation in the region. Backed by the Uttar Pradesh government under CM Shri Yogi Adityanath, the city has seen major infrastructure upgrades, including a new airport and improved road networks. Once associated with poverty and migration, Gorakhpur is emerging as a destination for jobs and better living standards.
Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA) has made a record allotment of 182 acres of land in 2025. This move has attracted investments worth INR 5,800 crore and is expected to create new employment opportunities for 20,000 people. This surge in investment is a testament to the government's push for industrial development in Gorakhpur and the city's transformation from a backward region to a hub for growth. Advertisement
The investments have come from a diverse range of sectors, including textiles, food processing, and logistics, which shows a strong, sustainable growth model for the city. The GIDA, which was established in 1989, has been a key driver of the city's development, and its recent land allotment is a direct result of its new, investor-friendly policies.
This new push for industrialization is also a direct result of the Uttar Pradesh government, led by Chief Minister Shri Yogi Adityanath, which has been working to improve the city's infrastructure and law and order situation. The city has seen significant infrastructure development in the past few years, including a new airport and a network of new roads, which has made it an attractive destination for investors.
For a new generation of Gorakhpur residents, this news brings a sense of hope. The city, which was once known for its poverty and a high rate of migration to other parts of the country for jobs, is now a place where they can find employment and a better quality of life.
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