Why PM MITRA?
PM MITRA enhances ease of doing business through ready infrastructure, approvals, and investor-friendly provisions.
The ease of doing business in PM MITRA parks is enhanced with 100% land pre-acquired highly subsidized rates, encumbrance-free land parcels with all infrastructure, utilities and clearances. The parks offer integrated value chains, ready infrastructure, skilled workforce access, and additional state incentives, enabling faster project implementation and reduced upfront risks for investors.
Global benchmarking and strategic planning ensure PM MITRA parks meet international standards.
“Globally benchmarked Master Plans” are developed through DPRs prepared by leading consultants and reviewed by Project Management Agencies to ensure alignment with global best practices. The parks incorporate frameworks such as Eco-Industrial Park (EIP) and Industrial Park Rating System (IPRS), while locations are selected through a Challenge Matrix leveraging PM GatiShakti for optimal connectivity and logistics efficiency.
PM MITRA parks integrate sustainability, circularity, and advanced infrastructure into their core design.
The parks incorporate renewable energy, circular economy principles, and green infrastructure, including 12–15% green cover, 100+ MLD ZLD capacity, and recycling of 85–90% wastewater. “Climate ready infrastructure, rainwater harvesting, landscaped green buffers” are integrated at the planning stage along with green industrial township ratings.
Overview of Why PM MITRA?
PM MITRA Parks are a flagship initiative of the Government of India aimed at developing world-class textile parks that are integrated, sustainable, investment and exports driven. Unlike conventional industrial parks, PM MITRA Parks stand out due to their structured technical planning, professional execution, robust governance structure, and strong focus on long-term sustainability.
The PM MITRA scheme is inspired by the 5F vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister (i.e. Farm to Fibre to Factory to Fashion to Foreign); the underlying development strategy therefore is co-location of the entire textile value chain.
