Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna: Objectives, Benefits & Impact

Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojna: Objectives, Benefits & Impact

  • BHAVYA is a centrally approved industrial infrastructure scheme aimed at developing 100 world-class plug-and-play industrial parks with ready-to-use facilities, enabling industries to start operations quickly without procedural delays.

Nodal Ministry: Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce & Industry

Implementing Agency: National Industrial Corridor Development Corporation (NICDC)

 Aim:

  • To accelerate manufacturing-led economic growth.
  • To enhance ease of doing business through pre-approved infrastructure.
  • To promote cluster-based industrial development and strengthen domestic supply chains.
  • To generate large-scale employment and attract investments.

Key Features:

  1. Plug-and-play infrastructure: Pre-approved land, utilities, and clearances enable industries to move from intent to production rapidly.
  2. Large-scale industrial parks: Development of parks ranging from 100–1000 acres across all States and UTs.
  3. Financial support:
    • Up to ₹1 crore per acre for core, value-added, and social infrastructure
    • Up to 25% support for external connectivity infrastructure
  4. Integrated infrastructure ecosystem:
    • Core: roads, drainage, underground utilities, ICT systems
    • Value-added: factory sheds, testing labs, warehousing
    • Social: worker housing and amenities
  5. Ease of doing business reforms:
    • Single-window clearance systems
    • State-led investor-friendly reforms
  6. Challenge-based project selection: Ensures only investment-ready and reform-oriented proposals are approved.
  7. Alignment with PM GatiShakti: Enables multimodal connectivity and efficient logistics integration.
  8. Sustainable industrial development:
    • Green energy integration
    • Underground utility corridors (no-dig model)

Significance:

  • Strengthens India’s position as a global manufacturing hub.
  • Creates lakhs of direct and indirect jobs across industries and services.
  • Reduces entry barriers, making India more attractive to domestic and global investors.