Haryana is planning to purchase 2300 acres of land for expansion of Saha Growth Center: Minister Anil Vij

Published on: 17 Dec 2023 at 04:40 PM

Published by: The fact news

The Fact News Service

Chandigarh, December 17

Haryana’s Home and Health Minister Anil Vij, said that everything in Ambala depends on Ambala’s science industry, and for the encouragement of entrepreneurs, the state government is planning to purchase 2300 acres of land for the expansion of the Saha Growth Center. Transportation is improving for the science industry, as the construction of a new freight terminal on the Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor is in progress, he added.

Vij addressed the science entrepreneurs of Ambala during the launch program of Asima’s (Ambala Scientific Instrument Manufacturer Association) digital directory last late evening.

Home Minister Anil Vij stated that Ambala’s science industry has propelled big doctors, engineers, space scientists, and others forward, owing to the microscopes or other equipment produced by Ambala’s science industry. The science industry in Ambala has a significant contribution to Ambala’s development.

He said that Ambala’s industries now have access to electricity, water, transportation, and other facilities, which has increased business. Roads are being constructed in Ambala; the Ambala-Saha road has been widened, making it easier for entrepreneurs to travel to the Sahaa Growth Center from Ambala. Similarly, the construction of Ring Road, Ambala to Delhi via Shamli Expressway, Ambala-Kala Amb, and Ambala-Chandigarh Greenfield Expressway is underway. Efforts are being made to connect Ring Road to Highway number 152-D.

Better infrastructure available for the science industry in Ambala-Vij

Vij said, “America is not rich because it has good roads; it has good roads because America rich.” If we provide better infrastructure, it will benefit Ambala’s science industry. A domestic airport project has commenced in Ambala, and efforts are being made to start air services from here within four to five months. We have resolved the electricity and water issues in Ambala. Today, Ambala has electricity, water, roads, and other facilities, and the facilities required for an industry are available, he added.