Rajasthan to Establish New IT City 50 km from Gurugram.

Rajasthan has officially welcomed its first major company to a new IT city located 50 kilometers from Gurugram, signaling a significant step in the state’s push to become a tech and business hub. The announcement was made by Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Rajasthan's Industry and IT Minister, during an interview with BusinessLine.

The new IT city is part of the state’s broader strategy to attract investments and create employment opportunities in the technology sector. Rathore emphasized that Rajasthan is positioning itself as a preferred destination for industries by offering world-class infrastructure and a skilled workforce.

To support this initiative, the state government is collaborating with the Tata Group to upgrade 100 Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across Rajasthan. The effort aims to enhance vocational training and provide industries with a pool of skilled labor to meet their demands.

“We are rolling out the red carpet for industries and ensuring they have access to both infrastructure and talent,” Rathore said, highlighting the state’s commitment to fostering economic growth and technological innovation.

The new IT city and the skill development initiative are expected to boost Rajasthan’s competitiveness and attract more investments in the coming years.

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