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Nagpur: Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran has responded to Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari following his letter seeking appointment of Vidarbha Economic Development (VED) councilors to brief him on investment opportunities in the Vidarbha region for the Tata Group.
In the letter dated October 19, Chandrasekaran says: “Our teams will definitely be in touch with VED members as we evaluate new investments across the group.” He also expressed wishes to meet Gadkari. A copy of the letter is available with TOI.
On October 7, Gadkari had written to Chandrasekaran that a number of business opportunities can be explored particularly in the Mihan project which has land available in both Special Economic Zones (SEZ) and non-SEZ areas. The letter was based on information from VED.
Gadkari’s letter had referred to the business opportunities in general in Nagpur and not related to the Tata-Airbus plans being drawn up in Vadodara.
Gadkari’s letter said there are 3,000 hectares of land comprising both SEZ areas and non-SEZ areas. “The Tata Group companies can benefit from the advantages of Nagpur like accommodation to 350 districts in six states, lower ground level, access to labor and warehousing facility. Air India, Vistara and Air Asia can reduce costs by making Nagpur a hub for operations and night parking Although Air India already has an MRO at Mihan, given the foresight of the Tata Group, more MROs may be planned here,” the minister wrote.
In the letter dated October 19, Chandrasekaran says: “Our teams will definitely be in touch with VED members as we evaluate new investments across the group.” He also expressed wishes to meet Gadkari. A copy of the letter is available with TOI.
On October 7, Gadkari had written to Chandrasekaran that a number of business opportunities can be explored particularly in the Mihan project which has land available in both Special Economic Zones (SEZ) and non-SEZ areas. The letter was based on information from VED.
Gadkari’s letter had referred to the business opportunities in general in Nagpur and not related to the Tata-Airbus plans being drawn up in Vadodara.
Gadkari’s letter said there are 3,000 hectares of land comprising both SEZ areas and non-SEZ areas. “The Tata Group companies can benefit from the advantages of Nagpur like accommodation to 350 districts in six states, lower ground level, access to labor and warehousing facility. Air India, Vistara and Air Asia can reduce costs by making Nagpur a hub for operations and night parking Although Air India already has an MRO at Mihan, given the foresight of the Tata Group, more MROs may be planned here,” the minister wrote.
