Chief Minister Yogi inspected the new unit of Arvind Limited, it is proposed to be inaugurated by PM Modi on October 25.

Varanasi, 14 October. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inspected the new industrial unit of Arvind Limited located in Mirzamurad during his visit to Varanasi on Wednesday. He took stock of the preparations for the inauguration program of Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed on October 25. The Chief Minister saw the arrangements running in the unit and also interacted with the women undergoing training and learned about their experiences. The Chief Minister’s helicopter landed in the grounds of Janata Inter College located in Khochwan village of Mirzamurad area. From here he reached the new factory of Arvind Limited. During the inspection, he took information about the preparations for the inauguration program.

Investment of Rs 150 crore, more than one thousand employment opportunities

The new unit of Arvind Limited has been established on more than seven acres of land along the highway in Khochwan (Bhadhera) village near Rupapur intersection of Mirzamurad. The cost of this project is approximately ₹150 crore. The operation of the unit is expected to create employment opportunities for more than one thousand people. At present, about 300 women working in the company are being trained in the unit. The Chief Minister interacted with these women and took information related to their training and work.

Sports wear and undergarments will be produced in this new unit. The company is also planning a second phase of investment in the future. Arvind Limited produces clothing for popular brands in the country. These include apparel like pants, shirts, T-shirts and jeans from brands including Jockey, US Polo, Arrow and others. The Bhoomi Pujan of this unit took place on 25 April 2024. Now it is proposed to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 25. This project will boost industrial activities in Varanasi and surrounding areas and open new employment opportunities for the local people.

During the inspection, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath along with State Finance and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna, Police Commissioner Mohit Aggarwal, District Magistrate Satyendra Kumar, Arvind Mill officials and other concerned officials were present.