Lucknow: In a significant step toward bolstering industrial investment in Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath met with Tata Sons Chairman N. Chandrasekaran at his official residence on Friday. The meeting focused on the Tata Group’s potential investment across various sectors in the state and their participation in the upcoming Global Investors Summit, scheduled for February 2023.
Highlighting the government’s investor-friendly reforms, CM Yogi stated, “Over the past five years, Uttar Pradesh has undergone wholesale reforms aimed at creating a conducive environment for entrepreneurship and economic growth. We extend a warm invitation to the Tata Group to participate in the Global Investors Summit.”
Tata Group Eyes Expanding Presence in UP
Responding positively, Chandrasekaran praised the development initiatives undertaken by the state under Yogi Adityanath’s leadership. He affirmed the Tata Group’s commitment to expanding its presence in Uttar Pradesh, describing the summit as a strategic opportunity to collaborate in the state’s growth story.
“The summit is a good opportunity for us, and our group will certainly ensure its participation,” said Chandrasekaran, noting the vast potential of UP’s industrial landscape.
The Tata Group, a major player in hospitality, IT & electronics, automotive, software, medical, and aviation sectors, is exploring deeper investments in the state to strengthen its footprint and contribute to its socio-economic development.
Visit to Ayodhya and Ram Temple Project
Following the meeting, Chandrasekaran visited Ayodhya, where he offered prayers to Ram Lalla and engaged with engineers from Tata Group companies involved in the Ram Temple construction project. He also watched a 3D presentation of the temple under construction.
“Tata Consulting Engineers, a Tata Group company, has been entrusted as the project management consultant for this iconic temple. It is both a privilege and an honour for us to be part of this historic initiative,” he shared with enthusiasm.
As Uttar Pradesh gears up to host one of the largest investment summits in the country, the Tata Group’s active interest signals a promising boost for the state’s industrial and infrastructural ambitions.
