No red tape, only red carpet for investors in UP: CM Yogi
Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said Uttar Pradesh has decisively moved away from cumbersome procedures to a governance model driven by efficiency and transparency. "There is no red tape in Uttar Pradesh—only a red carpet for investors," he said. Addressing the UP Pharma Conclave in Lucknow, Yogi said UP now exemplifies trust, transformation and timely delivery and the reason for this is Triple-S guarantee — Safety, Stability and Speed.
Welcoming investors and industry representatives, the CM highlighted Uttar Pradesh's remarkable transformation into a business-friendly and investment-ready state, reiterating the govt's commitment to partnering with global and domestic pharmaceutical players for long-term and sustainable growth.He underlined the state's significant improvements in road, rail, air, and digital connectivity, noting that robust infrastructure is now driving industrial expansion across the state.He said the establishment of the rule of law in the state has proved to be a game changer. "No one has the liberty to play with the law in this state… If anyone attempts to challenge the law, the law responds decisively within its framework and in the same language," he said.Referring to the situation before 2017, the CM said: "Insecurity, anarchy and mistrust were deep-rooted. Between 2012 and 2017, more than 900 riots took place. No city was an exception to curfew. People associated with industry, trade and healthcare were either forced to pay ‘goonda tax' or migrate."The CM said govt has taken a number of steps to create an ecosystem that attracts investment. "A policy framework is in place, processes have been simplified and infrastructure built. And land is being provided at extremely attractive rates. Incentives are being extended to those going beyond the comfort zone. You will get a red carpet in UP. The govt's objective is not to intimidate industries but to facilitate them," he said. He cited numbers to prove UP's turnaround. "State has attracted investment proposals worth Rs 50 lakh crore so far, out of which proposals worth Rs 20 lakh crore have already taken off. In fact, production began in many of them."Emphasising that UP was working with a clear vision and strong policy framework to become a leading centre for pharmaceutical manufacturing and innovation, the CM apprised the attendees about the Lalitpur Bulk Drug Pharma Park.Referring to the Medical Device Parks coming up in Gautam Budh Nagar, the CM said: "The state began an exercise to establish a US FDA testing lab, which will help pharma units export their products to international markets. The presence of world-class logistics hubs and Jewar Airport, and the western dedicated freight corridor, will aid it further." Yogi said the state is working to establish a world-class pharma institute in Lucknow, besides new pharma parks in Bareilly and other districts.Assuring investors, the CM said that the UP govt stands firmly with them in every situation. "Here in UP, govt ensures zero political interference, transparent policies and time-bound incentive disbursement. This is a good time to become a part of the UP growth story," he said. He added that by shunning the infamy of being a BIMARU state, UP has become a revenue surplus state that is fully prepared to take a lead role in the nation's march towards becoming Viksit Bharat.
Welcoming investors and industry representatives, the CM highlighted Uttar Pradesh's remarkable transformation into a business-friendly and investment-ready state, reiterating the govt's commitment to partnering with global and domestic pharmaceutical players for long-term and sustainable growth.He underlined the state's significant improvements in road, rail, air, and digital connectivity, noting that robust infrastructure is now driving industrial expansion across the state.He said the establishment of the rule of law in the state has proved to be a game changer. "No one has the liberty to play with the law in this state… If anyone attempts to challenge the law, the law responds decisively within its framework and in the same language," he said.Referring to the situation before 2017, the CM said: "Insecurity, anarchy and mistrust were deep-rooted. Between 2012 and 2017, more than 900 riots took place. No city was an exception to curfew. People associated with industry, trade and healthcare were either forced to pay ‘goonda tax' or migrate."The CM said govt has taken a number of steps to create an ecosystem that attracts investment. "A policy framework is in place, processes have been simplified and infrastructure built. And land is being provided at extremely attractive rates. Incentives are being extended to those going beyond the comfort zone. You will get a red carpet in UP. The govt's objective is not to intimidate industries but to facilitate them," he said. He cited numbers to prove UP's turnaround. "State has attracted investment proposals worth Rs 50 lakh crore so far, out of which proposals worth Rs 20 lakh crore have already taken off. In fact, production began in many of them."Emphasising that UP was working with a clear vision and strong policy framework to become a leading centre for pharmaceutical manufacturing and innovation, the CM apprised the attendees about the Lalitpur Bulk Drug Pharma Park.Referring to the Medical Device Parks coming up in Gautam Budh Nagar, the CM said: "The state began an exercise to establish a US FDA testing lab, which will help pharma units export their products to international markets. The presence of world-class logistics hubs and Jewar Airport, and the western dedicated freight corridor, will aid it further." Yogi said the state is working to establish a world-class pharma institute in Lucknow, besides new pharma parks in Bareilly and other districts.Assuring investors, the CM said that the UP govt stands firmly with them in every situation. "Here in UP, govt ensures zero political interference, transparent policies and time-bound incentive disbursement. This is a good time to become a part of the UP growth story," he said. He added that by shunning the infamy of being a BIMARU state, UP has become a revenue surplus state that is fully prepared to take a lead role in the nation's march towards becoming Viksit Bharat.
Popular from City
- 16-year-old, two younger half-sisters jump to death in Ghaziabad; diary reveals rift with father over obsession: ‘Korea was our life’
- Delhi bizman kicked, punched, beaten with stones for objecting to harassment of women; video captures brutal assault
- 2 arrested for pro-Khalistan graffiti in Delhi; police say plan hatched in Canada, flags Gurpatwant Singh Pannun link
- Kids, elderly and patients left stuck for 32 hours on Pune–Mumbai Expressway; the mega gridlock and its ripple effects
- Ghaziabad sisters’ suicide: ‘Death would be better than beatings,’ daughters wrote in diary; father deep in debt, sold their phones
end of article
Trending Stories
- UGC NET December 2025 result declared at ugcnet.nta.nic.in: Direct link to download scorecards here
- Gold, Silver Prices Today Live Updates: Gold, silver continue to rise after spectacular crash
- UGC NET December 2025 cut off released: Check if you qualify for JRF, Assistant Professorship, or PhD
08:14 'Nothing new, New Delhi free to ... ': Kremlin on Trump's claims India will stop Russian oil after US trade deal08:24 16-year-old, 2 younger half-sisters jump to death in Ghaziabad, diary reveals rift with dad over Korea obsession- 'Indians came to America, and then they became...': Burt Thakur speaks on 'Indian takeover' at Frisco Council meeting
- India-US trade deal: How Delhi's behind-the-scenes push cracked Trump tariff wall
Featured in city
- Birthday balloons explode inside lift in Mumbai’s Goregaon: 21-year-old student, delivery man injured; CCTV captures chilling moment
- 'Denied entry': Drunk Bengaluru techie strips naked outside Bangalore Club, blocks car, fights cops
- Kids, elderly and patients left stuck for 32 hours on Pune–Mumbai Expressway; the mega gridlock and its ripple effects
08:24 Ghaziabad sisters’ final apology before death: Called each other by Korean names, left a ‘True Life Story’ note08:24 16-year-old, 2 younger half-sisters jump to death in Ghaziabad, diary reveals rift with dad over Korea obsession08:24 'Prachi was the boss': Ghaziabad man 'clueless' about task-based Korean game, says daughters tossed phones and jumped
Photostories
- The 50: From an ugly clash between Rajat Dalal and Prince Narula to Elvish Yadav's friend Archit Kaushik physically attacking Maxtern: Highlights from the episode
- 5 best ways to cook broccoli for maximum health benefits
- 7 flower seeds to sow in February for a colourful garden all season
- 5 Japanese techniques that can change your life for the better
- Jupiter-inspired names for babies born on Thursday
- From Miley’s leather to Rosé’s black dress: 5 Grammy trends you can actually wear to work today
- 5 types of main door locks and which one is perfect for apartments
- 6 reality TV couples who didn’t last: Nick Thompson and Danielle Ruhl, Josh Oyinsan and Mimii Ngulube and more
- What’s streaming on Apple TV+ in February 2026: New seasons, romance, and monster mayhem
- From India to Russia: Stunning frozen rivers from around the world
Videos
05:27 EAM Jaishankar, Marco Rubio Underscore De-Risking Supply Chains At US Critical Minerals Meet05:50 Oppn Women MPs Storm Treasury Benches Amid Protests: Inside PM Modi's Lok Sabha Speech Cancellation08:35 ‘This is the era for India’: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Hails New Delhi's Economic Rise34:28 'Agriculture, Dairy Protected': Piyush Goyal Cheers India-US Pact; Jaishankar Meets Trump Top Aides14:17 'Insulted Sikh Community': Hardeep Puri Slams Rahul Gandhi Over 'Traitor' Remark At Ravneet Bittu10:19 Rahul Gandhi Defends Naravane Memoir Quotes, Priyanka Questions Nishikant Dubey Quotes On Nehru12:09 'Justice Is Crying...': Mamata Banerjee Takes EC Head On In Supreme Court Over SIR Row In Bengal08:01 ‘Combatise Space Command…L1 Needs To Go.’: Expert Stresses Defence Reforms After Budget 202603:57 India-US Trade Deal Vs India-EU FTA: Which Agreement Delivers Bigger Exports Jobs And Growth
Up Next
Start a Conversation
Post comment