Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced Google’s plan to establish a startup hub and a centre of excellence in the state. During his visit to Bengaluru, Yadav secured investment proposals worth ₹3,200 crore, expected to create over 7,000 jobs. The proposals include significant investments from global giants like Nvidia and Google.
More than 500 participants attended an interactive session where one-on-one meetings were held with over 30 prominent companies, including Lap India, Reliance Consumer Products, Nvidia, Google, DHL Global, Tech Mahindra, Grow, Microsoft, Kenes Technology, and Kirloskar Systems.
Nvidia expressed interest in developing Madhya Pradesh as India’s intelligence capital, while Google Cloud proposed a startup hub and centre of excellence. Four MoUs were signed in the IT sector, further strengthening the state’s industrial potential.
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Principal Secretary Raghavendra Singh highlighted Madhya Pradesh’s investor-friendly policies, while Principal Secretary Sanjay Dubey emphasised the state’s unique incentives for developers in IT and ITES sectors, making it an ideal investment destination.
