Shree Balaji Warehouse

Project Summery

Today, India is advancing towards becoming a superpower, and the world's gaze is focused on India with new hope. Along with this, India is making full efforts to become a manufacturing hub in the world. Until now, China held a monopoly over global manufacturing.

However, since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, the world no longer wants to be solely dependent on China, and it is looking for alternatives, with India being the most suitable option at every level. India has the largest pool of young and talented manpower in the world.

India has a stable and strong central government, providing a conducive environment for trade and industry along with ample land availability. However, the primary challenge lies in the need for robust road and rail networks, as well as proper infrastructure. Recognizing this, the Indian government is actively working with a comprehensive vision to address these gaps.

India also has a stable and strong central government, a business and industry-friendly environment, and sufficient land. The only missing aspect is a sufficient road and rail network and proper infrastructure. However, the Indian government is working with a grand vision in this direction. Currently, 37 kilometers of highways are being constructed daily, and the Indian government is developing industrial corridors across the country to attract world-class companies to set up their manufacturing units in India.

An industrial corridor is a development of infrastructure in a specific geographic area aimed at promoting industrial growth. It integrates industries and infrastructure, leading to economic and social development.

In this context, the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) is being developed. It is a mega infrastructure project by the Indian government, spanning 1,504 kilometers between Delhi and Mumbai, covering six states: Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. The most notable aspect is that 58% of the DMIC passes through Rajasthan, covering 13 districts of the state. This project is being developed with the collaboration of Japan and the Indian government, with a total cost of approximately 8 billion rupees. Upon completion, this project will lead to development, job opportunities, industrial growth, and a significant boost in real estate. Once fully operational, it will set global standards for economic development.

This corridor is of great importance for the country's overall development as it connects India's political capital, Delhi, with its economic capital, Mumbai. In close proximity to this DMIC, near Jaipur, in areas like Renwal, Dausa, and Sikar, the Shri Balaji Industrial Park is being developed on 356 bighas of land along State Highway 8A. This industrial park is being developed by the renowned Shri Balaji Group, which has been a leading developer of townships, commercial projects, flats, farmhouses, and industrial sectors across various cities in Rajasthan for the past three decades.

Shri Balaji Industrial Park is an approved industrial convert project by the government, equipped with all essential facilities for industries such as electricity, water, wide roads, street lighting, security, and more. Given its location, this project is one of the best industrial projects, especially because it is situated near the DMIC and is located on a state highway that connects directly to most districts in Rajasthan. The park is just 27 km from Khatu Shyam Ji, 95 km from Salasar Balaji, 7 km from Renwal Town, 18 km from Mandrikot, 40 km from Chomu, 60 km from Sikar, and only 70 km from Jaipur.