Himachal Pradesh CM sets deadline to complete IT park in Chaitaru (Kangra) by 2024

Dharamsala: Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu today conducted a surprise visit of Rs. 17 crore IT Park, spread about two acres at Chaitaru adjacent to Dharamsala near Gaggal airport in Kangra district

Himachal Pradesh is poised to leap into the future of technology with the Chaitaru IT Park, a promising development under the watchful eye of Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu. During a surprise visit to the 2-acre site near Gaggal Airport in Kangra District, the Chief Minister set an ambitious deadline: completion by 2024. This swift timeline reflects the state’s urgent need for IT infrastructure and its potential to boost the local economy.

Chief Minister Sukhu emphasized the IT Park’s potential for job creation, especially for the vibrant youth of Kangra. He directed the district administration to swiftly fulfill basic requirements like roads, electricity, and water supply to ensure smooth progress and meet the set deadline. This proactive approach underscores the government’s commitment to providing a seamless environment for IT companies to thrive.

According to the Chief Minister, approximately 100 companies have already expressed interest in establishing their operations there. The “plug-and-play” nature of the Park, offering pre-equipped infrastructure, further sweetens the deal for potential tenants.

With its scenic beauty and burgeoning IT scene, Kangra is on track to becoming a prominent IT hub, attracting talent and investment from across the country.

Chief Minister Sukhu’s surprise visit and his proactive approach set the stage for a rapid transformation of the Chaitaru IT Park. The ambitious timeline, the focus on job creation, and the influx of interest from potential tenants all point towards a promising future for the project.