The state government is advancing critical Haryana manufacturing hub projects to position the state as a premier national economic center. Consequently, state authorities are fast-tracking core logistics and industrial zones across multiple districts.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini shared these comprehensive updates during a high-profile national review meeting. Specifically, he attended the third Apex Monitoring Authority session of the National Industrial Corridor Development and Implementation Trust.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman chaired the virtual meeting alongside Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal.
Furthermore, Chief Minister Saini reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to expanding local supply networks. These Haryana manufacturing hub projects involve acquiring strategic land parcels for major freight nodes.
Therefore, these state investments will generate thousands of sustainable jobs for local workers.
- Key Highlights of the State Development Plan:
- Accelerated land acquisition across strategic industrial townships.
- Direct integration with the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor line.
- Multi-billion rupee tenders evaluated for core manufacturing zones.
- Strong alignment with national infrastructure development frameworks.
Advancing Land Acquisition and Rail Networks for Nangal Chaudhry IMLH
State agencies are advancing land acquisition for Phase One of the Nangal Chaudhry Integrated Multi-Modal Logistics Hub. Dhingra and Mahendragarh regions will host this massive 886-acre freight terminal.
Moreover, the facility connects directly to the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor.
Additionally, the Central Warehousing Corporation will manage the internal container railway yard. Chief Minister Saini confirmed he will inspect the Nangal Chaudhry site on August 23, 2026.
During this official visit, he will flag off the newly constructed railway line connection.
- Key Advantages of Nangal Chaudhry Logistics Hub:
- Direct access to national freight corridors for rapid shipping.
- Integrated customs handling, cold storage, and cargo warehousing.
- Swift transit linking northern industrial units to western seaports.
- Substantially lower freight costs for regional exporting businesses.
Hisar Integrated Manufacturing Cluster Receives ₹707 Crore Infrastructure Bids
Simultaneously, the state expanded its Haryana manufacturing hub projects by progressing the Hisar Integrated Manufacturing Cluster. Authorities received bids for the ₹707 crore Engineering, Procurement, and Construction contract for Phase One infrastructure.
Technical teams are currently evaluating these tenders to assign the primary contractor soon.
Meanwhile, the state government plans to finalize the Hisar cluster master plan by August 31, 2026. Civil workers have already initiated canal diversion tasks for Phase One construction.
Furthermore, the National Highways Authority of India awarded the double-loop interchange contract at Dhandur Junction.
| Project Component | Allocation & Technical Status | Strategic Impact |
| Hisar IMC Phase One Infrastructure | ₹707 Crore (EPC Bids Under Evaluation) | Establishes foundational roads, drainage, and utilities |
| Dhandur Junction Loop | NHAI EPC Contract Awarded | Enables seamless highway access for heavy freight carriers |
| Canal Diversion Civil Works | Civil Work Contract Awarded | Clears land area for heavy industrial manufacturing plants |
| Ambala Industrial Park | 108 Acres (Submitted under BHAVYA Scheme) | Expands specialized manufacturing zones in Northern Haryana |
Expanding Industrial Model Townships Across Haryana Districts
Beyond Hisar and Nangal Chaudhry, the state accelerates Haryana manufacturing hub projects through broad spatial development. Government teams are acquiring land to establish 10 new Industrial Model Townships statewide.
Moreover, Haryana submitted a project under the central BHAVYA scheme for a 108-acre park in Ambala.
Chief Minister Saini noted that close inter-governmental collaboration speeds up necessary administrative clearances. These Haryana manufacturing hub projects align local regional growth directly with national economic objectives.
“The state government is rapidly implementing major industrial and logistics projects on the ground to position the state as the country’s leading manufacturing hub. Upon completion, large-scale industrial activities will receive a significant boost, establishing Haryana as a premier manufacturing destination.”
— Nayab Singh Saini, Chief Minister of Haryana
Ultimately, these coordinated infrastructure developments demonstrate Haryana’s resolve to lead regional economic growth. As active construction expands, the state solidifies its standing as an industrial engine for India.