In a bid to keep adequate parcels of land readily available with SIPCOT so that they could be allotted to investors quickly, the Tamil Nadu state government is taking efforts to create a land bank of about 12,000 acres. Replying to the debate on demand for grants for his department on Monday, industries minister P Thangamani said the land bank would not draw from cultivable land. “We are acquiring mostly dry and barren land,” he said. The proposals seeking the admi istrative sanction of the government for land acquisition are in various stages, he said.
Sources said land is being identified in districts like Vellore, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur, Tuticorin and Perambalur.
The government is keen on acquiring land for establishing eight more new industrial complexes such as Oragadam Industrial Growth Centre Expansion II, Cheyyar Industrial Complex, and industrial parks in Madurai, Tuticorin, Tindivanam, Manapparai, Nemili and Panapakkam.
At least, 11,000 acres will also be acquired in the coming years, as the state run SIPCOT is taking efforts to establish new industrial parks in nine southern districts to bring in investments of Rs.25,000 crore, sources said.
Sources said land is being identified in districts like Vellore, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Kancheepuram, Tiruvallur, Tuticorin and Perambalur.
The government is keen on acquiring land for establishing eight more new industrial complexes such as Oragadam Industrial Growth Centre Expansion II, Cheyyar Industrial Complex, and industrial parks in Madurai, Tuticorin, Tindivanam, Manapparai, Nemili and Panapakkam.
At least, 11,000 acres will also be acquired in the coming years, as the state run SIPCOT is taking efforts to establish new industrial parks in nine southern districts to bring in investments of Rs.25,000 crore, sources said.
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