The ambitious Dhuriyapar Industrial Township, one of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's flagship projects, is set to be developed as Greater GIDA, with authorities preparing to launch the second phase of industrial land allotment covering more than 400 acres. This development comes amid growing interest from major corporate groups, including Tata Power and Reliance Industries.
Project Overview
Spread across 6,876 acres in 17 notified villages, the township is being developed by the Gorakhpur Industrial Development Authority (GIDA). It is poised to become the largest industrial land bank in eastern Uttar Pradesh. In the first phase, around 800 acres were acquired and developed to meet industrial demand, with over 100 acres already allotted to investors.
Second Phase Details
GIDA Chief Executive Officer Anuj Malik stated that Sector-5, spread over nearly 450 acres, has already been developed and the land has been allotted to two major investors. Development work is also underway in Sectors 6 and 6-A. With demand from large investors continuing to rise, the authority is finalising plans for another round of allotments.
Investments and Job Creation
Earlier, the Adani Group secured 46.63 acres for an Ambuja Cement unit, while Shreyash Distillery-Energy Ltd was allotted 60.48 acres. Together, these projects are expected to attract investments worth Rs 4,200 crore and generate around 6,500 jobs. Malik emphasized that the Chief Minister envisions Dhuriyapar as Greater GIDA.
Strategic Location
Located near the Gorakhpur Link Expressway and set to receive rail connectivity, the township is expected to transform southern Gorakhpur into a major industrial hub in the coming years. The development is anticipated to boost economic growth and provide significant employment opportunities in the region.
