Raipur

1. Total Investment Proposals (Nov 2024 – Sept 2025)

• ₹6.65 lakh crore worth of MoUs & proposals received from domestic + foreign investors.

• Covers events in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Raipur, Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul and domestic outreach in Bastar.

2. Domestic vs. Foreign Investment Split

3. State-wise & Country-wise Breakdown

Domestic (India) – ₹4.65 Lakh Cr (70%)

1. Delhi Investor Connect (Nov 2024) – ₹1,20,000 Cr

   • IT parks, electronics hubs, textiles.

2. Mumbai Investor Connect (Dec 2024) – ₹95,000 Cr

   • Pharma, finance-driven manufacturing, food processing.

3. Bengaluru Investor Connect (Feb 2025) – ₹80,000 Cr

   • Digital tech, aerospace & defence projects.

4. Raipur Investor Meet (Apr 2025) – ₹70,000 Cr

   • Agro-based industries, steel, general manufacturing.

5. Pre-Bastar Outreach (Aug 2025) – ₹1,00,000 Cr

   • Tourism, eco-parks, food processing clusters.

Foreign (Japan + Korea) – ₹2.0 Lakh Cr (30%)

1. Tokyo (Jun 2025) – ₹1,10,000 Cr

   • Electronics manufacturing, auto components.

2. Osaka (Jun 2025) – ₹90,000 Cr

   • Advanced machinery, pharma R&D.

3. Seoul (Jul 2025) – ₹1,00,000 Cr

   • Digital technology, semiconductors, electronics.

Note: Some foreign deals overlap with Indian joint ventures, actual inflows will depend on MoU-to-ground conversion rate (typically 25–30% nationally).

4. Key Financial Incentives for Investors in Bastar & Chhattisgarh

1. Mega Project Benefits

   • Investments >₹1,000 Cr OR jobs >1,000 = special subsidies & tax rebates.

2. Tourism Subsidy (Bastar-specific)

   • Up to 45% subsidy for hotels, eco-tourism, wellness centres, sports infra.

3. Royalty & Tax Relief

   • Steel sector in Bastar: 15-year royalty reimbursement.

   • GST-linked incentives.

4. Employment-linked Subsidies

   • Hiring rehabilitated ex-Naxalites: 40% wage subsidy (max ₹5 lakh/year for 5 years).

   • Large employers: linked capital subsidy + workforce training support.

5. Social & Inclusive Benefits

   • SC/ST entrepreneurs: +10% extra subsidy.

   • Naxal-affected families: +10% subsidy.

6. Ease of Doing Business

   • Land allotment at concessional rates.

   • Single-window clearance & investor facilitation cell.

   • Dedicated export promotion schemes for new industries.

5. Strategic Impact

• Bastar to emerge as next industrial & tourism hub of Chhattisgarh.

• Domestic industries strengthening agro, steel, textiles, while foreign investors build electronics & tech corridors.

• Inclusive growth ensures tribal & rural participation in industrial growth.

• Chhattisgarh positions itself as India’s rising investment magnet beyond traditional hubs like Maharashtra, Gujarat & Karnataka.

👉 With ₹6.65 lakh crore in commitments (70% domestic, 30% foreign), Chhattisgarh is on course to transform Bastar into a high-growth, high-employment region while ensuring social inclusivity and long-term industrial stability.

Projected Job Creation from ₹6.65 Lakh Crore Investment Proposals in Chhattisgarh

1. Total Job Potential

• With ₹6.65 lakh crore committed investments, Chhattisgarh can generate an estimated 22–24 lakh direct & indirect jobs across key sectors.

• Direct jobs = 8–9 lakh, Indirect jobs (supply chain, logistics, services) = 14–15 lakh.

2. Sector-wise Job Creation Estimates

Total = ₹6,65,000 Cr | ~22–24 lakh jobs

*Multipliers based on industry standards:

• Steel & metals: low labour intensity.

• Textiles & tourism: high labour intensity.

• IT/Tech: high skilled jobs with indirect services growth.

3. Special Employment Features in Bastar

1. SC/ST & Tribal Jobs

   • Extra 10% subsidy for SC/ST entrepreneurs ensures local tribal hiring.

2. Naxal Rehabilitation-linked Jobs

   • Wage subsidy: 40% of salary for 5 years (up to ₹5 lakh/year) for hiring ex-Naxalites.

   • Can create 10,000+ rehabilitative jobs in Bastar industries.

3. Women Employment

   • Textile & food processing sectors expected to employ 40–50% women workforce.

4. Tourism Jobs

   • Largest job creator in Bastar: guides, eco-tourism, adventure sports, hospitality – potential 1.5–2 lakh new jobs by 2030.

4. Strategic Impact

• Urban-Rural Balance: IT & defence projects cluster around Raipur & urban zones, while Bastar focuses on tourism, textiles, agro & steel.

• Long-term Impact: If even 30% of MoUs materialize (₹2.0 lakh Cr), Chhattisgarh could still create 7–8 lakh sustainable jobs in 5 years.

• Skill Development Boost: Govt likely to expand skill centres in Bastar to match demand in IT, textiles, and tourism.

👉 Bottom Line:
Bastar Investor Connect is not just a ₹6.65 lakh crore investment story – it’s a 22–24 lakh job creation roadmap, blending industrial growth with social inclusion, and positioning Bastar as India’s next big industrial-tourism corridor.

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