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Bihar Pledges Investor-Friendly Ecosystem, Highlights Gaya's IMC for Global Growth

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News18•19-03-2026, 11:15

Bihar Pledges Investor-Friendly Ecosystem, Highlights Gaya's IMC for Global Growth

•Bihar government committed to creating a globally competitive and investor-friendly ecosystem through progressive policies and strong infrastructure.
•State Industries Department Secretary Kundan Kumar emphasized enhancing engagement with international stakeholders for new investment opportunities.
•Key highlight: Upcoming Integrated Manufacturing Cluster (IMC) in Gaya, part of the Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor.
•IMC Gaya offers robust connectivity, market access, and a conducive environment for manufacturing and export-oriented industries.
•Incentives include free land allotment (up to 25 acres), sector-focused policies, and streamlined approval mechanisms for investors.

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