Haveri: The 25-year-old district, but has not received an industrial corridor even though it has good connectivity and geographical advantage.
In accordance with a decent survey by the Department of Industry and Trade (DIC), more than 125 entrepreneurs want to start the industry near the district headquarters and they have demanded more than 800 hectares of land to establish industrial corridors.
Meanwhile, KFCCI has also demanded land.
DIC has identified land near Gajur and Molay Village.
The district government negotiated with farmers for land.
The Chairman of the Minister of Basavaraj Bommai will hold a meeting next week in Bengaluru about the Haveri Industrial Corridor and Industrialists and traders hope that their long-delayed requests will immediately apply.
Ramesh Ballari, an entrepreneur said that currently Haveri City has three hectares of industrial estates.
This is not enough for anyone to extend business activities.
“Many are willing to establish industries in Haveri because they are well connected through roads and trains and the city is located in the center of Karnataka.
We hope that the Basavaraj Bommai will meet this long Haverians,” he said.
“We only have 400 hectares of government land near Ganajur, but because of his high demand, more than 800 hectares are needed for industrial corridors in Haveri.
More than 125 entrepreneurs have submitted land to establish industries.
Farmers are ready to provide land for that purpose, but they are looking for The price is high for it.
The district government is negotiating with farmers to buy land and we hope it will soon finish it, “said Vinayak Joshi, Deputy Director for the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
“I will call the meeting to discuss the Haveri Industrial Corridor next week and will solve it immediately.
The government encourages the industry to create jobs for locals,” said Basavaraj Bommai, chairman of the minister, Karnataka.
Karnataka: Industrialists demand 800 hectares in Haveri for the Corridor
