Haryana nod for more SEZs

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Chandigarh • Aiming for more private investment, Haryana yesterday approved three more special economic zones (SEZs) that will come up over 33,000 acres.

A state industries department spokesman said a 20,000-acre SEZ would be set up by infrastructure developer DLF near Gurgaon. DLF has also been chosen for a 3,000-acre SEZ near Ambala, 50 km from Chandigarh. The third SEZ would be developed by the Unitech group at Kundli in Sonepat district bordering Delhi. It will be spread over 10,000 acres.

The Haryana Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) would have a 10 per cent sweat equity in all the three projects.

The private developers will have to buy land on their own but the state government would facilitate the process through its land acquisition policy.

Source: www.thepeninsulaqatar.com

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