Gurgaon emerging as new corporate capital: Hooda

January 12, 2007	(Be the first to rate this story!)  Loading ...
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You must have been very bored with reading and listening to same headline everywhere – “Gurgaon leading in the national capital region, NCR.” Adding to charm of the same is something new but in wide way: Gurgaonenjoying the distinctive distinction of being new corporate capital.

With more and more multinational companies spreading their wings to Gurgaon to establish their customer care center, this suburb of Delhi, can boast of having the highest number of call centers in India, as informed by Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda in the 79th annual general meeting of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI).

Gurgaon ranks No.3, after Bangalore and Chennai, in software exports. It has already made its stand as the new corporate capital of India, says Hooda further. More and more projects are coming up to add to real estate value of this cyber city with development of special economic zones (SEZs), envisaging a total investment of over $40 billion – including one of the projects by the country’s largest private sector corporate house Reliance Industries Ltd.

Also, Mr. Hooda invited entrepreneurs to the state as it is a nice time for them to leverage on the opportunities existing in Haryana.

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