West Bengal government inks infrastructure deal with Salim group led consortium
The West Bengal government has signed an agreement with a Salim group led consortium for setting up mega infrastructure projects in the state. The agreement was signed between the state government, WBIDC, and the New Kolkata International Development Pvt Ltd - a SPV promoted by Indonesian Salim group together with the Universal Success group and Unitech.
The infrastructure projects include setting up of an industrial estate, SEZ, highway between North 24 Parganas and East Midnapore, and a bridge between Raichak and Kukrahati. The projects are expected to utilise 40,000 acres of land.
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By INRnews Correspondent
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