Google’s cloud computing unit led by Sundar Pichai, Google Cloud, is planning to set up a start-up hub and centre of excellence in Madhya Pradesh, according to Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
He was speaking at the Invest Madhya Pradesh interactive session held at Bangalore on August 8th.
MP receives investment proposals worth Rs 3,200 crore
CM Mohan Yadav said the state has received investment proposals worth around Rs 3,200 crore, which will create around 7,000 new employment opportunities and further strengthen Madhya Pradesh economy.
The proposals were the result of direct interactions with more than 30 leading industrialists and representatives from various sectors, including space technology and information technology.
Collaboration with entrepreneurs and industrialists
CM Yadav said the state government had strategically planned to visit different states and directly engage with entrepreneurs and industrialists, with an aim to invite investment in Madhya Pradesh.
He further expressed hope that Madhya Pradesh’s thriving relations with Karnataka would continue to flourish and deepen over time, fostering stronger inter-regional economic ties and synergies.
Discussions with HAL
In addition to the Google Cloud proposal, Dr Yadav was also engaged in constructive discussions with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) on the possible establishment of an aerospace and defence development wing in Madhya Pradesh.
The collaboration is expected to further strengthen the state’s position in the defence sector, contributing to its industrial growth.
NVIDIA’s plan for intelligence capital
Another significant development during the visit was NVIDIA’s suggestion to prepare a plan aimed at positioning Madhya Pradesh as the “Intelligence Capital of India.”
The proposal aligns with the state’s broader goals of enhancing its technological capabilities and attracting major IT companies to set up operations within its borders.
The Invest Madhya Pradesh session in Bengaluru was part of a broader strategic effort by the state government to attract investments and foster economic growth.
More than 500 representatives participated in the session, including international delegates from countries such as Great Britain, Australia, Switzerland and Italy.
Additionally, over 30 leading industrialists including Lapp India, Reliance Consumer, DHL Global, Tech Mahindra, Microsoft, Kaynes Technology and Kirloskar Systems participated in one-on-one meetings.
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