Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed officials to accelerate Uttar Pradesh’s transition into a modern, technology-driven economy. Stressing that integrating youth with the digital and startup ecosystem is a top governance priority, he emphasized full support for training, testing, and market linkages to strengthen the state’s expanding innovation landscape.
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Boost to IT–ITES Training and Institutional Partnerships
To increase youth participation in the Information Technology (IT) and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) sectors, the Chief Minister called for new experimental training models. He also encouraged deeper collaboration with institutions such as IAN Reality to create a stronger pipeline of skilled professionals, ensuring industry-ready talent for emerging job markets.
Transparent and Time-Bound Approvals for Investors
At the review meeting of the Information Technology and Electronics Department, the Chief Minister reiterated the need for a transparent, simple, and timely approval system for investors. He directed officials to establish department-level accountability so that eligible investors do not face delays in accessing incentives. The move is aimed at reinforcing investor confidence and strengthening Uttar Pradesh’s position as a major tech destination.
UP Rising in Startups, Semiconductors, and Electronics Manufacturing
Uttar Pradesh has significantly enhanced its national ranking in sectors such as startups, data centers, semiconductors, and electronics manufacturing. One project in the semiconductor sector has already been approved, and continuous coordination with the Government of India is underway for two more proposals. The Chief Minister also instructed authorities to create new land banks in Noida, Greater Noida, and YEIDA to support upcoming industrial and technology projects.
Record Growth in Exports and Investments
According to officials, electronics exports have seen a dramatic rise — from Rs. 3,862 crore in 2017–18 to Rs. 44,744 crore in 2024–25. Similarly, IT exports increased from Rs. 55,711 crore to Rs. 82,055 crore over the same period.
Under the Electronics Manufacturing Policy 2020, the state has received 67 investment proposals worth Rs. 15,477 crore, with an employment generation potential of 1,48,710 jobs. Incentives amounting to Rs. 430 crore have already been approved, while 25 more proposals are expected to be finalized by March 2026.
Massive Job Creation Under Data Center Policy
Under the Data Center Policy, leading groups such as Hiranandani, NTT Global, Web Werks, Adani Enterprises, and ST Telemedia have submitted proposals with a combined investment value exceeding Rs. 21,342 crore. These projects are expected to generate around 10,000 new jobs, solidifying UP’s position as a major data infrastructure hub.
Growing Momentum in Startup Funding
The Startup Policy has also shown consistent progress. In 2021–22, Rs. 27.4 million was allocated for startup promotion, which increased to Rs. 26.0 million by January this year. CM Yogi instructed officials to further strengthen monitoring mechanisms and ensure efficient utilization of startup funds for maximum impact.
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