Early Times Report
LUCKNOW, Dec 10: The impact of CM Yogi Adityanath's visionary leadership and policy planning is evident in the rapid development of the start-up, IT, and data centre sectors. In recent years, Uttar Pradesh has made historic progress in digital innovation, emerging as a leading 'digital destination' in the country.
Investments from global IT companies like Infosys, Adobe, IBM, and Teleperformance are not only driving economic progress in the state but also creating millions of jobs.
According to CM Yogi Adityanath's vision, Uttar Pradesh is being developed as a hub for start-ups, the IT sector, and data processing. A significant increase in the financial incentives provided by the state government for start-up development is the biggest example of this transformation.
While only Rs. 274 lakh was sanctioned for start-up promotion in 2021-22, this increased to Rs. 866 lakh in 2022-23 and Rs. 1,326 lakh in 2023-24.
Furthermore, Rs. 2,600 lakh has already been disbursed as start-up promotion funds in 2025. This continuous increase in start-up promotion clearly demonstrates the CM Yogi Adityanath's vision to continuously strengthen the start-up ecosystem in the state.
Under CM Yogi Adityanath's IT and ITES policy, Uttar Pradesh has made significant strides in investment and employment generation. At the beginning of 2025, two Letters of Commitment (LOCs) resulted in an investment of Rs 28.34 crore and the creation of 1,600 new jobs. Subsequently, three major proposals received after September 2025 have led to an investment of Rs 868 crore and the created approximately 7,800 jobs.
Global IT companies like Infosys, Adobe, IBM, and Teleperformance are investing in Uttar Pradesh, establishing it as a national hub for IT and technology investment.
Through the Data Centre Policy - 2021, a vision of the Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh has achieved a major milestone in the field of digital infrastructure. As a result of this policy, investment proposals have been received from NIDP (Rs 9,134 crore), NTT Global Data Centre Rs 1,687 crore), Adani Enterprises (two separate projects of Rs 2,416 crore and Rs 2,713 crore), and ST Telemedia Global Data Centre (Rs 2,130 crore). |
