Madhya Pradesh’s New Vision – Farm to Fashion: Dhar’s PM MITRA Park to Become India’s Largest Textile Hub, Says CM Mohan Yadav
Madhya Pradesh is set to establish the country’s largest PM MITRA (Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel) Park. This park, embodying the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 5F strategy – Farm to Fiber to Factory to Fashion to Foreign – is expected to transform not only Madhya Pradesh’s industrial landscape but also India’s textile sector as a whole.
To highlight this initiative, an “Interactive Session on Investment Opportunities in PM MITRA Park” is being organized on September 3, at Hotel ITC Maurya, New Delhi. Union Minister of Textiles Giriraj Singh will deliver the keynote address, outlining India’s growing global role in textiles and the importance of PM MITRA Parks. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will deliver a special address and hold one-to-one meetings with leading industrialists to discuss investment proposals.
CM Dr. Yadav said, “PM MITRA Park will place Madhya Pradesh at the forefront of the entire ‘Farm to Fashion’ value chain. This park will not only serve as a hub for investment and employment but will also realize the vision of ‘Made in MP – Wear Across the World’.”
A Major Investment Opportunity
The proposed park in Dhar district is being developed on 2,158 acres of industrial land. Investors will benefit from attractive incentive policies of both the Central and State Governments. Land premium is set at only Rs1 per square meter, development charges at Rs 120 per sq. ft., power at Rs 4.5 per unit, and water at Rs 25 per kiloliter.
Infrastructure and Connectivity
The park is being developed as a world-class industrial hub with Rs 2,063 crore being invested in common infrastructure. This includes 60m and 45m wide roads, drainage and sewerage networks, underground cables, logistics bays, parking facilities, CETP, solar plant, plug-and-play units, and a centralized steam boiler. Utilities will be monitored through CCTV, IoT, and SCADA systems.
Social and Research Facilities
In addition to industrial infrastructure, the park will also offer social and support facilities, including residential towers, working women’s hostels, hospitals, childcare centers, research and development facilities, and testing laboratories. This will make the park not only industry-friendly but also worker-friendly.
Trusted by Global Investors
Several leading global brands, including HanesBrands, PVH Corp, Puma, and Mothercare, have already expressed interest in Madhya Pradesh’s textile potential.